Nowadays, the way Chrome handles PDF files is poor – there is no way to just click on a PDF file and have it open directly into Adobe Reader. Since Chrome 67 was released, old methods to work around issues with the built in PDF Viewer don’t work – the Viewer is no longer a plugin so if you see ‘fixes’ on the internet that still recommend disabling the Viewer plugin, ignore them… How To Open Chrome PDF Files In Adobe Reader But I’m going to review below how to work around it the problem by using Adobe Reader to view PDF files instead. If the Chrome PDF Viewer has stopped working you can try to reset Chrome – if that doesn’t cure it you could then try to reinstall Chrome. And the list of missing features goes on….You can’t click on some interactive links in the PDF (in some cases you don’t even see the links, just blank spaces).You can’t use some Chapters, section headings or page summaries to navigate the PDF.You can’t search by text to find a specific word.
But it sometimes stops working – and it is quite basic so has some of the following issues trying to display more complex PDF files: Appendix – Disable the ‘Always open files of this type’ Setting for PDF (or other) FilesĬhrome includes its own built in PDF Viewer so, in theory, you don’t need a separate program like Adobe Reader.
Use An Extension To Open PDF Files In Adobe Reader Disable Chrome PDF Viewer and Open PDF Files In Adobe Reader
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