Find PDF documents from the list and make sure the Download PDF files instead of automatically opening them in Chrome option is enabled.Īfter that, Chrome will download all PDF files that you attempt to viewing rather than open them.Scroll down to Advanced and click Site Settings (sometimes Content settings) under the Privacy and security section.Click the three-dot icon in Chrome and go to Settings.To fix the issue, you can use another program like Adobe Reader to open PDF files by changing the settings. By default, Chrome is set to open a PDF document internally. If Chrome won’t open PDF documents with the particular error discussed in this post, perhaps the problem is your content settings. Just sharing a quick brain dump here, wondering if this beating a dead horse, and just another example of why we need all three browsers installed on every workstation.Read More Fix 2: Configure PDF Settings in Chrome I noted in some searches that there were bugs reported to Mozilla over the years on some of these browser.fixup settings.
Just seems like Firefox has a mind of its own when resolving names. I've made changes to the settings, run crap cleaner after each change, flush DNS. my.local.address and really hoped that would work. I changed the change the to an empty string and change the suffix to. I tried various setting recommended in various posts. Just giving the very short version of the story. The default settings for Firefox converts to thanks to some brilliant idea that was cool to add the to make it happen. Seems there are a lot of issues with Firefox not liking just a single word for a local server. I though I was on to something when I found the series of browser.fixup settings in about:config on Firefox.
Searching the web for phrases like "Firefox will not display intranet addresses" and "Internal websites not loading in Firefox" I have found dozens of people having similar issues over the period of a few years using Firefox. Hopefully someone will find the time and patience to bang their head on it for a few hours.Īfter testing DNS in every way I could think of, I am convinced it is not a DNS issue. After reading everything about Firefox I could find, to the point of nausea, I am stepping away, leaving these notes behind. Some get DNS errors, some go to crazy websites because the servermain is resolving to I was convinced I would solve it today. Local intranet addressed are resolving fine in MS IE 11 on Windows 7, even with MS Edge on Windows 10 works fine, and intranet addresses in Chrome are resolving fine in both Win 7 and Win 10.
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