Before you start - checklist

• I followed instructions in documentation written for my React-PDF version
• I have checked if this bug is not already reported
• I have checked if an issue is not listed in Known issues
• If I have a problem with PDF rendering, I checked if my PDF renders properly in PDF.js demo

Description

Hi 👋

react-pdf currently depends on an older version of pdfjs-dist.
The PDF.js team recently merged mozilla/pdf.js#20148, which fixes an important Safari compatibility issue:

• FinalizationRegistry is only available in Safari 14.1+.
• It cannot be polyfilled.
• Without this fix, pdfjs-dist fails to work on older Safari versions (e.g. Safari 12, 13).

The fix defers initialization of IccColorSpace.#finalizer until after IccColorSpace.isUsable is checked, allowing custom builds to still run in legacy browsers.

Why this matters

• Many users of react-pdf need to support Safari < 14.1.
• Manually installing a newer pdfjs-dist causes version mismatch errors (API version … does not match Worker version …).
• The only stable solution is for react-pdf to bump its pdfjs-dist dependency to the latest version containing this fix.

Expected outcome

Please update the pdfjs-dist dependency in react-pdf to at least the version that includes PR #20148.
This will restore compatibility with Safari < 14.1 and prevent breaking apps in production.

Thanks for your great work on maintaining this library 🙏

Steps to reproduce

1. Install react-pdf in a project.
2. Open a PDF in Safari 12 or 13.
3. Observe the console or app crash due to FinalizationRegistry being undefined.

Expected behavior

• PDF should load and render normally in Safari 12 and 13 without errors.
• react-pdf should work in legacy browsers even though FinalizationRegistry is unavailable.

Actual behavior

• PDF rendering fails in Safari 12/13.
• The console shows an error like ReferenceError: FinalizationRegistry is not defined.
• The app may crash or the PDF does not display.

Additional information

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Environment

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