Google Chrome no longer supports Adobe Acrobat for reading PDFs in the browser. Instead, you can update the Site Settings in Chrome so that PDFs are downloaded to your desktop, where you can open them using Adobe Acrobat. Follow the simple directions below to ensure Chrome allows you to use Acrobat as the PDF reader.Step 1: Select Settings from the Chrome menu (link in upper right hand corner).Step 2: Scroll down to the bottom of the screen and click on Advanced.Step 3: Under the heading "Privacy and security," click on the "Site Settings" link.Step 4: Under the heading "Site Settings," click on the "PDF documents" link.Step 5: Next, click on "Download PDF files instead of automatically opening them in Chrome". When you do, the setting should switch from gray to blue. If it's blue, that means Google Chrome won't try and open the PDF itself, but will download it instead so you can open it in Adobe Acrobat.