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Like other my 'Open in' extensions, this one also needs the native-client wrapper.

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That's the reason why PDF file is downloaded before sending the link to the external application. Note that most of the external PDF viewer like Adobe Acrobat Reader does not support direct URL opening. This way PDF files are opened directly in the external application instead of the browser's default PDF viewer. When this item is selected, the extension downloads the PDF file and then execute your default external PDF viewer application with a reference to the downloaded file. 'Open in PDF viewer' add-on adds a context menu item to right-click menu over links if URL has at least one PDF keyword. What is 'Open in PDF viewer' add-on and how does it work? So if you have NodeJS installed on your system, make sure it is the current version.

If no NodeJS instance is detected, however, the packaged NodeJS executable will be used. If NodeJS is found in your system, the attached NodeJS executable is not going to get copied. Note that by default, the script tries to use the installed NodeJS. This small application is a bridge between the 'Open In' and native environment. The native client itself is a minimal NodeJS application. The installer script basically generates a manifest.json file for you and place it in two different places so that Opera, Chrome, and Firefox browsers can find the location of the native client Wait for the script to copy files and print the successful message

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On Linux and Mac OSs, open a terminal window at the root directory of the downloaded file and run. Select 'Run as administrator' and wait for the script to copy files

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On Windows OS, find 'install.bat' file and right-click over it.

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Once the download is completed, extract the downloaded file in a local directory. Find the latest released version of the client for your OS and download it. Open native-client/releases in a browser tab. If you would like support for another browser or application, please leave a comment in the review section to discuss its possibility. Open in Sumatra PDF and DJVU Reader ( Chrome WebStore, Mozilla Add-ons).Open in PDF-XChangeв„ў Viewer ( Chrome WebStore, Mozilla Add-ons).Open in Foxitв„ў Reader ( Chrome WebStore, Mozilla Add-ons).Open in PDF reader ( Chrome WebStore, Mozilla Add-ons, Microsoft Edge Addons).Custom Application Launcher ( Chrome WebStore, Opera Add-ons, Mozilla Add-ons).Open in VLC media player ( Chrome WebStore, Opera Add-ons, Mozilla Add-ons).Open in GIMP photo editor ( Chrome WebStore, Opera Add-ons, Mozilla Add-ons).Open in Pale Moon Browser ( Chrome WebStore, Mozilla Add-ons).Open in Waterfox Browser ( Chrome WebStore, Mozilla Add-ons).

Open in Brave Browser ( Chrome WebStore, Mozilla Add-ons).

Open in Yandex Browser ( Chrome WebStore, Mozilla Add-ons).

Open in Tor Browser ( Chrome WebStore, Opera Add-ons, Mozilla Add-ons).

Open in Chromium ( Chrome WebStore, Opera Add-ons, Mozilla Add-ons).

Open in Vivaldi ( Chrome WebStore, Opera Add-ons, Mozilla Add-ons).

Open in Safari ( Chrome WebStore, Opera Add-ons, Mozilla Add-ons).

Open in Edge ( Chrome WebStore, Opera Add-ons, Mozilla Add-ons).

Open in Opera ( Chrome WebStore, Mozilla Add-ons, Microsoft Edge Addons).

Open In Microsoft Internet Explorer ( Chrome WebStore, Opera Add-ons, Mozilla Add-ons, Microsoft Edge Addons).

Open In Chrome ( Mozilla Add-ons, Opera Add-ons, Microsoft Edge Addons).

Open In Firefox ( Chrome WebStore, Opera Add-ons, Microsoft Edge Addons).

Currently, link opening supports Firefox, Opera, Safari, Yandex, Microsoft edge, and Internet Explorer. These set of extensions allow you to basically transfer any link in Chrome, Opera, and Firefox browsers to another browser of choice. 'Open In' aims to provide a simple solution to open links in another browser as simple as clicking a toolbar button. What is 'Open In' extension and how does it work?