Wednesday, December 08, 2010

Whoa! No more PDF reader required

Google Chrome seems to be shipping with a built-in native PDF reader. That means one hell with Adobe is ridden off. We invite reader's attention to our earlier Adobe quality review. You may also like to check out Chrome's official blog over here.
-

2 comments:

João Nuno Reis said...

I have had lots of trouble with this new Chrome's pdf reader.

I cant save the pdf files, and I can't print them.

I stoped using Chrome

Saturday, December 18, 2010 5:12:00 AM
João Nuno Reis said...

I've had lots of trouble using this new Chrome's pdf reader.

I cant save the pdf files, and I can't print them.

I has no options to work the pdf files.

I stoped using Chrome to open pdf. I use Mozilla Firefox now

Saturday, December 18, 2010 5:14:00 AM

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

[Imported from Blogdrive]Online Virus Scanners

Online Virus Scanners Virus Scanners are no longer difficult to install, tedious to configure. There are easy to use Online Virus Scanne...

  • An elegant shortcut for encrypted todolists ...
    An elegant shortcut for encrypted todolists ... I have been using the following tool called Todolist to manage and streamline my tasks alon...
  • Handle your exceptions
    Handle your exceptions   When you write a program, ensure that you have a good framework being implemented to accomodate for unforeseen ...
  • The Browser War?
    The Browser War? Not sure whether this can be controlled by any preferences setting or a registry key, but the two big browsers across the...