Windows 10 now has built-in PDF printing, too. Print the document from here and Chrome will save it as a PDF file. Just click the menu button, select “Print”, click the “Change” button under Destination, and select “Save as PDF”. Its toolbar icon says it can “Convert current web page to an Adobe PDF File.” That sounds convenient, but you can print to PDF in Chrome without any additional software. This browser extension provides a few other features, too-none of which you need. RELATED: How to Print to PDF in Windows: 4 Tips and Tricks
You don’t even need to enable the extension to use Adobe Reader normally.Ĭlick “Remove from Chrome” and you can continue viewing PDFs and using Adobe Reader normally. Google Chrome has an integrated PDF reader, and the Adobe Acrobat Reader PDF-reading plugin is separate from the extension. RELATED: The Best PDF Readers for Windowsįirst things first: you don’t need this extension to view PDF documents in Google Chrome. It Offers Features You Don’t Need, That Are Already Part of Chrome
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