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PDF files are widely used document formats today. As a result, there are numerous tools available for reading PDFs, converting them to other formats, and vice versa. Some of the basic software options include Foxit Reader, Adobe Reader, and more.
In the following article, we'll guide you through changing the way PDF files are viewed on Firefox.
Guide to Adjusting PDF Reading Settings in Firefox
* Essential Preparation Steps:
- Ensure your computer has Firefox installed: download Firefox here.
- If you're unsure how to download and install, refer to the Firefox installation guide here.
Step 1: Launch Firefox, then select Tools -> choose Options (you can also press F10 if the Firefox interface doesn't display the Tools tab)
Step 2: Once the new interface appears, scroll down to locate the Applications section -> then proceed to search below for Portable Document Format (PDF).
Step 3: Click on the downward arrow icon next to Preview in Firefox -> then choose from alternative options suitable for your purpose. Whether you select Always ask, Save File, or Use other...
Opt for Use other -> triggering a small selection window -> here, you can select another PDF reading tool you currently have -> then press OK.
From now on, PDF files will default to open with the newly configured software.
Above is an article on changing the way PDFs are viewed on Firefox, a relatively simple and easy task. In case you prefer not to modify how PDFs are viewed and solely want to disable the auto-reading feature for PDFs on Firefox, you can follow the instructions previously shared by Mytour. Wishing you success!
