Automatically name pdf after download in chrome

I notice that Chrome does not do this for other downloaded files such as audio and ZIP archives. I still want to be able to preview files in Chrome; I just want to prevent it from automatically launching my image/PDF viewer application after I download them. For example: I click on a link in an email to a PDF document or an image bltadwin.rus: 2.  · Scroll down the Site Settings screen to find and click the PDF documents option. Next to Download PDF files instead of automatically opening them in Chrome, click the toggle switch to set to the On or Off position. Chrome downloads a PDF when the toggle switch is set to On and displays a PDF in the browser when set to Off. Close the Settings tab.  · Thanks Peter. The file can be named and saved in multiple ways (i.e. see Selva response below), but that's not the issue here. The issue is to make the Google Pdf viewer to use a predefined name for the file instead of the default "bltadwin.ru". –Reviews: 3.

While most PDF files can be viewed directly in the browser some PDFs will trigger a "Save as"-dialog or will be downloaded automatically. This addon views all PDF files directly in the browser. You can still save the PDF by pressing CTRL+S (or CMD+S) after viewing them. Step 4: Click PDF Documents. Turn on Download PDF files instead of automatically opening them in Chrome option to stop Chrome browser from automatically opening PDF files. As said earlier, turning off this feature will force Chrome to download the PDF file onto your PC, but it will not open the PDF file. Opening a downloaded PDF file in the system viewer will open the PDF in your Adobe Acrobat viewer so long as it is set as the default viewer for files with bltadwin.ru file extension. The downloaded file remains in your Chrome downloads folder, and you can save it there after you edit it, or to any drive location you prefer.

As a first step, I was able to prevent Chrome from opening the pdf in its internal pdf viewer and could do a registry entry by using AlwaysOpenPdfExternally. This way it was downloading the file immediately and not opening it in the Chrome viewer. I'd like to use Adobe to view the file automatically after download. Opening a downloaded PDF file in the system viewer will open the PDF in your Adobe Acrobat viewer so long as it is set as the default viewer for files with bltadwin.ru file extension. The downloaded file remains in your Chrome downloads folder, and you can save it there after you edit it, or to any drive location you prefer. Tried going to settings and changing download settings. I do not see anything to change except options on where downloads go. No option to turn automatic download off so that i can see PDF's etc. in browser.