FIX: Add stopPropagation to the click event
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The PDF link click event listener lacks a `stopPropagation`, which causes an unnecessary download action to be triggered after opening the PDF preview This commit adds it back
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The PDF link click event listener lacks a
stopPropagation, which causes an unnecessary download action to be triggered after opening the PDF previewThis commit adds it back.
Before:
Clicking the PDF link opens both a new tab AND (unhelpfully) a download modal in Chrome
After:
Clicking on a PDF link will only open a new tab preview
Related meta topic: https://meta.discourse.org/t/new-tab-link-opens-both-a-new-tab-and-unhelpfully-a-download-modal-in-chrome/314901