For a label generating application I have created a screen on which the user can modify a label, and directly view a preview of the label. The label gets generated in a separate service (accessed via web connection).

The problem is with the pdf display, it is using the default browser pdf viewer, which is not ideal. Some problems I've experienced with it so far are:

• On edge: the viewer has an editor built in, and on every refresh the displayed pdf becomes smaller (probably to do with the zoom level of the browser). 
• On brave: the left-side menu is open by default 
• On chrome: it's not that bad, but it still has much more than I'd like the user to see (download, print, zoom, rotate options). 

Alternatively I tried displaying the label as a png.

This does remove all the extra functionalities we don't need in the preview, but for some reason I can't print a png using the printers in thinkwise, only pdf, is this really the case?

So to summarize, 2 main questions:

1. Can I display a pdf without all the default preview functions the browser adds?
2. Can I use a png instead? (for which I need to be able to print it as well).

Here's a screenshot of the full page for a better overview: