Many sites have adopted them, and almost all your favorite pages can be enjoyed without using old and insecure plugins. Together, they are called Web APIs.Today, they’re ready. "Firefox has worked hard to build replacements for these plugins. Websites can use HTML forms for online submissions and then send you a PDF in return, but that would introduce more possibility of error, so I understand why they are doing what they're doing. I don't think there is an exact Web API replacement for PDFs files because they have very tightly controlled formatting: they look the same everywhere and are great if users might need to print and mail the form.
PDF is the closest analogue to the original paper form. Firefox joins other modern browsers like Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge to remove support for these NPAPI plugins." Does it mean that Elections Canada's website has not adopted a Web API? If that's the case, I'll let them know no one can vote by mail using FF browser.
Anyway, it's easy to download Adobe if you don't have it: Hi heather7, do you have any external programs for reading/filling PDFs? If you don't have Adobe Reader, maybe it's Foxit Reader or another one.
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