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how do I download adobe pdf plug-in on firefox?

basicbob101
basicbob101

I am a subscriber to Adobe and need Adobe Flash and Adobe pdf plug-in to navigate a learning site; found Flash, but cannot find a way to download and install Adobe-PDF Plug-in; Adobe site sent me to Firefox, downloaded fire fox but can't get any further, instrustions make no sense i.e., "choose>options>applications" cant get any results in finding this, entered in every search bar with no luck, can't access the page were I "choose" any help appreciated, bob (been trying to get this done for two days now)

I am a subscriber to Adobe and need Adobe Flash and Adobe pdf plug-in to navigate a learning site; found Flash, but cannot find a way to download and install Adobe-PDF Plug-in; Adobe site sent me to Firefox, downloaded fire fox but can't get any further, instrustions make no sense i.e., "choose>options>applications" cant get any results in finding this, entered in every search bar with no luck, can't access the page were I "choose" any help appreciated, bob (been trying to get this done for two days now)

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basicbob101
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PS have to take a break for lunch; I am diabetic and need to eat something now. appreciate your patience, bob

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer

Hi bob, Firefox discontinued support for the Adobe Acrobat plugin -- running Acrobat inside a tab -- a very long time ago. Currently, your choices are:

(A) View a PDF in a tab using the built-in viewer ("Preview in Firefox" setting, see: View and edit PDF files using Firefox’s built-in viewer)

(B) View the PDF outside of Firefox in Adobe Acrobat DC (see: View and edit PDF files using Firefox’s built-in viewer)

I think Chrome offers similar options, if this was the only reason you were going to use Firefox.

There are other reasons, of course, but this isn't one of them.