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Safari and Chrome on my iPad and IPhone X (13.4.1) are only displaying the first page of PDFs embedded in a site. Accessing the site using Windows 10 or Android devices result in either a download option for the file or the entire file is opened in browser. This was checked on multiple iOS Devices.
iPhone X
That would appear to be the cause - the author provides a workaround at the end of the article
My hesitation is that the author appears to be referring to a specific website.
I am unsure if I face a similar situation Or there maybe a different cause. Even if I face the same situation then I will have to tell the site designer to make adjustments.
On the iOS devices you are not presented with an option to download?
No I am not. Just the first page is displayed. I saw this post and wondered if it explained my situation.
https://blogs.adobe.com/connectsupport/unable-to-open-full-pdf-on-ios-browsers/
Fair enough but you have nothing to lose by trying his way -
Only first page of PDF showing for files retrieved from website
