PDF Viewer in Google Chrome Browser

Google Chrome has a built-in PDF viewer enabled by default. You can use it to quickly view, zoom, save, print, fill in forms, and find text within PDFs.

• Open a PDF
  Simply click on the link and and the PDF file will open within the Google Chrome window.
• Fit and zoom
  When the PDF first opens, four buttons appear in the lower right area of the screen. They will fade after a few seconds, but hovering over that area with your mouse will make the buttons appear again. 
  • and : Make the PDF page fit vertically or horizontally in the window.
  • and : Zoom in and out on the text.
• Save the PDF
  Here are a few ways to save your PDF: 
  Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+S. 
  • Right-click the PDF and select Save as.
  • Click the wrench icon  on the browser toolbar and select Save page as.
• Print
  Here are a few ways to print your PDF: 
  [advt]Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+P. 
  • Right-click the PDF and select Print.
  • Click the wrench icon  on the browser toolbar and select Print.
• Fill in forms
  Any form fields are highlighted in light blue. Click a form field to type. Press Tab to jump to the next field.
• Search your PDF
  Press Ctrl+F to search the text in your PDF. Matches to your search terms will be highlighted.

Disable the PDF viewer

To disable the built-in viewer, enter about:plugins in the address bar and click Disable underneath the entry for “Chrome PDF Viewer.” The Adobe Reader plug-in will automatically be enabled, if you have it installed.[source]