Adobe Acrobat: PDF edit, convert, sign tools

4.3

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What is Adobe Acrobat: PDF edit, convert, sign tools

Adobe Acrobat PDF tools for Google Chrome allow users to view, fill, comment, sign, convert, and compress PDFs

The extension offers features such as PDF viewing, editing with comments, form filling and signing, file conversion, merging, organizing, and compressing

Users can also e-sign documents and protect PDFs with a password

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4.3

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It is a lifesaver for those who have switched to linux from windows and do not want to use alternatives like GNOME's document viewer or KDE's Okular. This works just like the acrobat app and I have no issues so far as I am running Fedora 39.

The PDF extension allows me to open and read the document, but is frustrating since it does NOT allow me to print. I instead have to go to the download and open it outside of Chrome, then I can print that. Frustrating and tedious.

I liked the fact that our documents populate to Adobe Acrobat and you can edit the documents. I am able to do a variety of things with the document and it makes my job easier.