If you install Acrobat Reader DC and then install Acrobat DC Classic or Acrobat XI, the Adobe Acrobat Chrome Extension doesn’t work.
Adobe Reader Plugin Chrome Like many other browsers, Google Chrome comes with its own PDF plugin for viewing and printing PDF files. To install the Adobe Reader plugin instead, you will have to deactivate Chrome's native PDF reader.
- By clicking the “Download Acrobat Reader” button, you acknowledge that you have read and accepted all of the Terms and Conditions. Adobe's Software Licensing Agreement for Reader.
- Adobe bundles the Acrobat Chrome extension with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC so that you can easily open PDFs in Reader while browsing the web. Once installed and enabled, the extension will: Open PDF files in the Acrobat Reader desktop app. Offer a consistent and reliable PDF viewing experience.
- A simple and intuitive Chrome extension capable of converting MS Office documents and image files to PDF, as well as sporting a compression mini-tool Adobe Acrobat Reader is the go-to application.
If the following scenario is causing this issue, try the suggested solution below.
Install Acrobat Reader DC, and then opt in for the Adobe Acrobat Chrome extension on the first launch.
Now install either Acrobat DC Classic or Acrobat XI.
Open Chrome and enable the Chrome extension (if you did not do so in step 2). Mozilla thunderbird alternatives.
Use the extension to convert an HTML file to PDF, or open a PDF file in Chrome.
The extension remains in a waiting state and nothing happens.
Solution: Open Acrobat DC and close it after a few seconds
Try the following workaround: Screens 3 for mac.
Adobe Reader Chromebook
- Open Acrobat Reader DC, and close it after a few seconds. Now try using the Chrome extension to open a PDF file or convert an HTML file to a PDF file.