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== Background We have so far deployed the download PDF button to Chrome only. We would like to deploy it to all other browsers, including Opera Mini and UC Browser, as these browsers are fairly heavily used by our target audiences. For Chrome, we are using the browser print functionality. For all other browsers (with the possible exception of Firefox), we would want to render these PDFs ourselves. In order to gauge our ability to do this, we would like to test a few things within Chromium. == Acceptance criteria Performance the Chromium rendering service with mobile PDFs (PDFs using the mobile print styles) to determine the following: - whether the service can simultaneously produce both desktop and mobile styles - whether chromium can support and create PDFs with mobile styles (not sure if we need to do this as we're currently serving the mobile styles on google chrome, but it's probably better to double-check) - the performance of the service when mobile styles are used (with the set of articles above)

== Background We have so far deployed the download PDF button to Chrome only. We would like to deploy it to all other browsers, including Opera Mini and UC Browser, as these browsers are fairly heavily used by our target audiences. For Chrome, we are using the browser print functionality. For all other browsers (with the possible exception of Firefox), we would want to render these PDFs ourselves. In order to gauge our ability to do this, we would like to test a few things within Chromium. == Acceptance criteria [] Can we scale to the sorts of traffic we want by adding this service to mobile? [] Have services OKed the amount of traffic we can expect [] Have we verified the test is performing as expected [] Do we have a roll out plan e.g. 10% roll outs; 50% then 100%?

== Background We have so far deployed the download PDF button to Chrome only. We would like to deploy it to all other browsers, including Opera Mini and UC Browser, as these browsers are fairly heavily used by our target audiences. For Chrome, we are using the browser print functionality. For all other browsers (with the possible exception of Firefox), we would want to render these PDFs ourselves. In order to gauge our ability to do this, we would like to test a few things within Chromium. == Acceptance criteria Performance the Chromium rendering service with mobile PDFs (PDFs using the mobile print styles) to determine the following:[] Can we scale to the sorts of traffic we want by adding this service to mobile? - whether th[] Have service can simultaneously produce both desktop and mobile styless OKed the amount of traffic we can expect - whether chromium can support and create PDFs with mobile styles (not sure if we need to do this as we're currently serving the mobile styles on google chrome, but it's probably better to double-check)[] Have we verified the test is performing as expected - the performance of the service when mobile styles are used (with the set of articles above)[] Do we have a roll out plan e.g. 10% roll outs; 50% then 100%?