Launch Google Chrome, and select the Chrome menu icon in the toolbar.
Last updated on
Nov. 7, 2022
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Also applies to Adobe Acrobat 2017, Adobe Acrobat 2020
The Adobe Acrobat extension in Google Chrome lets you work with Adobe Acrobat PDF tools on the web. If you enable the extension, the Acrobat PDF creation toolbar is added to the browser. The option to create a PDF also appears in the context menu.
Use the Adobe Acrobat extension to convert web pages to PDF. You can also use the tools to view, fill, comment, sign, and compress PDFs.
How to enable the Adobe Acrobat extension
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If you see the New extension added (Adobe Acrobat) option in the list, continue with this step. Otherwise, skip to the next step.
Select the New extension added (Adobe Acrobat) option, and then select Add extension in the dialog. Jump to step 5 to complete the procedure.
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Select the Chrome menu icon (
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Select the Acrobat toggle button to enable the Adobe Acrobat extension.
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Open a web page in a new Chrome tab, or refresh a web page in a tab that is already open. The extension is enabled once the web page downloads to your local cache. Select the Acrobat icon to view the options.
Enable the Allow access to file URLs setting
Enable Allow access to file URLs in the Adobe Acrobat extension to open local PDF files in the browser and edit. You can quickly download an email attachment and open the file in your browser. You can also work with it using Acrobat PDF tools.