"Carlos E.R." wrote

| the point is that a user can click on a pdf and read it directly in the
| browser just as they do with any other web page. it's just another
| link. if the pdf is interesting enough to keep, click another button to
| save it, otherwise, close the window (or click the back button) and
| it's gone.
|
| which just copies the file from temporary directory to final directory.
|
|
| the workflow mayayana describes is to always save a pdf in a separate
| file, then switch to a different app to read it, and if it's not worth
| keeping, switch to explorer to trash it. that's a lot less efficient.
|

In case you weren't aware, nospam argues as a hobby.
It never ends. Anything you say is just the raw material
for more adversarial zeal.

I've also come to be wary of people who talk about
"workflow". (I assume you're a Spanish speaker but you seem
to be fully English-fluent.) I don't know where the
word developed, but it seems to be mostly a marketing
device used by software companies to make the use of
their software sound very technical and professional:

"In terms of breakfast productivity, I've added a spatula
to my workflow on days when I'm leveraging egg content.
I've been seeing greatly improved outcomes and a 200%
increase in outcome options, since I can now fry OR scramble."

The Internet is full of important people going in circles
with tremendous efficiency.