This update also silently installs the Acrobat Reader DC extension into your Chrome browser (Windows Only). In the Plugins section, make sure the Nitro PDF Plug-In is installed.The latest version of Acrobat Reader DC (15.023.20053) has been released to fix various security holes that allow malware to enter and control your system. The Add-ons Manager appears, and lists all Firefox add-ons installed Open the Firefox menu, and select Add-ons. When prompted, confirm that you wish to run the Nitro PDF browser plugin Ĭlick the Information Bar to enable the Nitro PDF browser plugin.If you trust the website and the add-on and want to allow it to run, click here… A message appears: This website wants to run the following add-on: ‘Nitro PDF Professional’ from ‘Nitro PDF Software’. On the plug-ins page, click Disable under Chrome PDF Viewer, and disable the Adobe PDF plugin if it is installedĬonfirm that the Nitro PDF Plug-In is present and enabled Select Content Settings, and then Disable Individual Plug-ins…

Select Options, and then Under the bonnet The Nitro PDF browser plugin is installed with Nitro Pro 7, though you may need to configure your web-browser to make the Nitro PDF the default PDF reader plugin.Ĭlick the spanner button, “Customize and control Google Chrome” Microsoft Internet Explorer version 7 and above The Nitro PDF browser plugin supports the following browsers: The Nitro button opens Nitro Pro 7 and loads the PDF file so you can work with the PDF The Email button opens your default email client, creates a new email message, and attaches the PDF file to the message The + and – buttons adjust the zoom level The Nitro PDF web-browser plugin has the following tools: To show the Nitro PDF web browser plugin tools, hover your mouse cursor near the bottom of the window: When you click a PDF file in your web browser, the Nitro PDF web browser plugin reads the file and displays it in the web browser. Nitro PDF web browser plugin How to use the Nitro PDF web browser plugin

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