Many people need to add signatures and annotations to PDF files, but the steps are complicated. Adobe has newly launched the Adobe Acroba extension for Google Chrome, which allows users to mark up, annotate, text, and sign PDF documents directly in the browser, greatly improving work efficiency.
The Adobe Acroba extension is now available for free download from the Google Chrome online application store. When using it, users only need to follow the instructions to activate and preset the browser’s PDF viewer, and then mark, comment, text and sign the PDF file in the browser. Minus the step of downloading files in advance and then switching to editing in other applications.
In addition to the above functions, the subscription version of Adobe Acrobat Pro DC also provides users with more functions, including converting PDF to Microsoft Word files, converting web pages to PDF, and rotating, deleting or rearranging PDF pages. Users can enable them before subscribing Free for 7 days.
Source: Engadget
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