Android chrome cant download pdf

 · Unfortunately, there is as far as I know no way to do this automatically in Chrome (you can always paste the URL manually every time you want to open a PDF file but that's not very practical). However, if you use a browser that supports extensions, it's possible to use an extension to automatically redirect PDF files to this bltadwin.rus: 2.  · Every time I open my Google Chrome app after not having opened it for awhile on Android, I keep seeing 1 download failed. Details. Clicking on details just leads me to my downloads, where I don't see any files that failed downloading. The webpage the app opens on also isn't one where a file is to be downloaded.  · I too am experiencing the same problem, I am NOT ABLE TO OPEN PDF FILES (however the same file opens on all iOS and Android device perfectly fine with the same app) on my OnePlus 3 phone (Android version ) and my acrobat reader version is eagerly waiting for guidance to fix this is as soon as possible.

Just tap it, and Chrome should open the Files app. The real deal lies with the Save to Files option. Once you do that, you can then select any cloud-based storage on your device to save the PDF to. PDF is there, I can download it by the Chrome or backend settings, but I can't view PDF in Chrome. Details. Other Chrome Questions and Issues, Windows, Stable (Default) Pinned. Locked. Upvote () Subscribe Unsubscribe. Community content may not be verified or up-to-date. Learn more. Chrome Sharing. To print to PDF using Chrome on an Android device, you can't print directly from Chrome. Instead, you use the Chrome sharing feature to start the process. Open the page you want to print. Tap the Chrome menu at the top right to expand the menu options. Tap Share.

Disable Google Drive on the phone. With that disabled, Google Drive will not attempt to open the PDF file as an attachment via data stream. Instead it will download the file into your phone so it will be readable by PDF readers. Took me a while to figure this one out actually. Unfortunately, there is as far as I know no way to do this automatically in Chrome (you can always paste the URL manually every time you want to open a PDF file but that's not very practical). However, if you use a browser that supports extensions, it's possible to use an extension to automatically redirect PDF files to this URL. Every time I open my Google Chrome app after not having opened it for awhile on Android, I keep seeing 1 download failed. Details. Clicking on details just leads me to my downloads, where I don't see any files that failed downloading. The webpage the app opens on also isn't one where a file is to be downloaded.