Scroll down until you find the section PDF documents and then click off the switch next to 'Download PDF files instead of automatically opening them in Chrome'. In order to do so, follow these steps: Open up Firefox. Click on the Menu button in the upper right corner of your browser indicated by three horizontal lines and then click Options.
If you do not see the menu bar, press the Alt key. Then you may click the Tools button within the Menu bar and click Options.
Locate the Applications section. Click on the drop down arrow for the Action entry directly to the right of the PDF content type you just selected. This drop down should provide you with multiple options for opening up the file, including Use Adobe Reader: Select this option if you want the PDF to open in Adobe Reader instead of within the Firefox browser you are using.
Adobe Acrobat, Illustrator, etc. When clicking on this option, a separate window should pop up, allowing you to select the application you want it to open in. In order to do so, follow these steps: Open up Internet Explorer. Click on the tools button in the upper right corner indicated by the gear icon and select Manage Add-ons.
At the bottom of the Add-on Types on the left side, there should be a drop down labeled 'Show:'. Click on the drop down arrow and select All Add-ons. In the bottom right corner of the Manage Add-ons screen, click on the Disable button. New Section Title. How to open a PDF without downloading it. URL Name. Slide button option to right to enable Download of PDF files instead of automatically opening them in Chrome. Firefox Open Firefox browser and type or copy and paste this url: about:preferences general.
The default applications your computer uses to open files can be changed if you prefer to use something other than what is currently set. On a PC, the setting can be managed in the Default Programs interface, whereas Mac users simply need to right-click on the file in question to configure a new default app.
If your aim is to manage how Google Chrome associates files, on the other hand, focus on disabling -- or installing and enabling -- the browser plug-ins instead. When attempting to open a file that is associated with a new piece of software, Windows recognizes the fact that the new software can handle it and gives you the opportunity to change your default application.
To modify file associations at any other time, however, you'll need to access the Default Programs menu -- it's in the Control Panel, though you can get there by searching for the word 'default' at the Start screen and selecting 'Default Programs' from the available options. You can select 'Set Default Programs,' highlight 'Google Chrome' on the next screen and configure which files are opened with Chrome -- but you won't be able to manage file types that are not already associated with Chrome, like PDFs or audio files.
Instead, select the option to 'Associate a File Type or Protocol with a Program' and add Chrome to those file types you want it to open. File associations on a Mac are modified using the file's icon and the 'Get Info' window. Highlight the icon for a file with the extension you want to re-associate and press 'Command-I' on your keyboard. In the 'Get Info' window, expand the 'Open With' section and select a new application to use as the default for launching these types of files.
Exit the window to save your changes. Chrome manages its own file associations within the browser via plug-ins. You can manually change or disable these plug-ins if you prefer.
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