The PDF format is probably one of the most universally used formats in the world and Adobe have made sure to intrinsically and irrevocably entwine their name with the term “PDF” so that it’s almost impossible to think of one and not the other. Using Open in Acrobat Reader option for PDFs opened in Chrome browser When you open a PDF in Chrome, you see the Adobe Acrobat prompt in the upper-right corner of the window. Most of the time, we will always seek ways to streamline our work processes to maximize efficiency and Adobe has really tried to address this by giving us Reader, Acrobat and Pro. You can also set this process to be automatic so that your PDFs will always download and open in Adobe Reader and not in Chrome first. Now when you open a PDF online, the extension will prompt you to open it in Adobe Reader. For example, to use the Acrobat plug-in within the browser, choose Use Adobe Acrobat NPAPI Plug. This activates the extension and allows you to use it in Chrome. Associate the content type with the application to open the PDF. When the PDF has downloaded, open with Adobe Reader. Once you’ve installed the extension, start your Google Chrome (or restart it if it was already open) and you’ll see a popup window in the top right hand corner of the screen asking whether you want to enable the extension that you just downloaded, click on Enable Extension. Toggle on Download PDF files instead of automatically opening them in Chrome. You can go to the Chrome Store here, or you can follow the prompts that will show whenever you start Adobe Reader up after a fresh install or an update to download and install the extension.
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