PDF comments, text highlighting and drawing tools are free ~ Adobe Acrobat is extended to Google Chrome

"Adobe Acrobat Pro DC" subscriptions also have advanced features. It can be tried for 7 days.

　Recent Web browsers have built-in PDF viewer capabilities that make it easier than ever to browse PDF documents. However, these built-in PDF viewers are basically browsing, with little support for comments, tags, comments, or even signatures. On October 12th (local time), Adobe launched the "Adobe Acrobat" extension for "Google Chrome" as an alternative to it.

　The Adobe Acrobat extension is now available for free download from the Chrome online Store. After installation, a pop-up window will appear asking if you want to use the "Adobe Acrobat" extension as the established PDF viewer for Web browsers along with the help page.

　Press the [set as default] button in this pop-up window, and the "Adobe Acrobat" extension will be used instead of the built-in PDF viewer when opening the PDF document. Since February this year, the company has provided "Acrobat web", a tool that can operate PDF on Web browsers, but only as long as it is seen as an assistant extension.

Adobe, which began to provide "Acrobat web", a tool that can easily edit PDF in Web browsers

　In this extension, the following features are available free of charge: The comments and text are highlighted, and the drawing tool is ready in the screen header.

　In addition, if you purchase a "Adobe Acrobat Pro DC" subscription, you can use the following additional features: If you want to experience it, you can use a free trial version that can be tried for 7 days.