PDF embedded in web pages OS 3.0

I just noticed that now I can't scroll down in PDFs embedded in webpages as I could when I used OS 2.1.1
Back then I just scrolled down with two fingers, now that doesn't seem to work.
Someone else with this problem?

Yep. I tried before OS 3.0 instalation and all university pages whit PDF in a frame does not scroll anymore. This is a regress ( and i learned that very late)...

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