Adobe today announced a big update to its Acrobat extension for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge – the addition of basic PDF editing tools, many of which come at no cost. Highlighted on the Adobe blog ...

Why are PDFs opening in Chrome? Many of us have likely wondered about this at some point: opening a PDF file only to find it opening in the default browser instead of the intended PDF reader.

Q: Whenever I download a PDF from my web browser it doesn't open up in Adobe Reader as I would like. Instead, it opens up in Google Chrome like a webpage. How can I change this so that the PDF files ...

When Chrome 87 was released last week, it came with numerous performance improvements but no new features. Hidden behind a flag, though, is a much-anticipated PDF reader that users can enable right ...

In a fast-paced world, making quick edits to PDFs can be a hassle. Adobe is rectifying this by launching Chrome and Microsoft Edge extensions for its popular PDF tools. These extensions offer access ...

Karandeep Singh Oberoi is a Durham College Journalism and Mass Media graduate who joined the Android Police team in April 2024, after serving as a full-time News Writer at Canadian publication ...

The latest version of the Google Chrome browser, v87, released earlier this month, contains a new redesigned PDF reader. New features that come with the redesigned PDF reader include support for page ...

The latest version of the venerable (and oh-so-holey) PDF viewing routine, Acrobat Reader DC 15.023.20053, released this week, looks for information about your Google Chrome surfing habits. Without ...

For some PC users, you may get the Failed to load PDF document error message when you try using the built-in PDF Viewer to open a PDF document in Google Chrome on ...

Adobe released yesterday Acrobat Reader DC 15.023.20053 that included fixes for 29 security issues. Along with the security fixes, this update package also silently installs the Adobe Acrobat ...

The software Google's browser uses to show PDF files has been proprietary for years, but now it's an open-source project called PDFium that others can scrutinize or use themselves. Stephen Shankland ...