The ? part (parameters) sometimes do play a role. But by removing parts like ?maxheight=300, you can sometimes get higher quality images.
Then there’s the # part (section). If you’re referencing a section in a long document, check if there’s a ToC linking to headings, or a # link next to them. For PDFs, #page=X usually works. BTW it is mostly harmless: just identify the HTML element ID to scroll into view and most browsers don’t send it to the server (but JavaScript can access it).
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?part (parameters) sometimes do play a role. But by removing parts like?maxheight=300, you can sometimes get higher quality images.Then there’s the
#part (section). If you’re referencing a section in a long document, check if there’s a ToC linking to headings, or a#link next to them. For PDFs,#page=Xusually works. BTW it is mostly harmless: just identify the HTML element ID to scroll into view and most browsers don’t send it to the server (but JavaScript can access it).