![]() I didn't think it was working but eventually Firefox asked if I granted permissions so it actually did work. You'll need to point Firefox to that folder to grab the file.Īlternately, it may work to drag-and-drop that file onto a tab. On the right side, find the "gear" button and click that to open a menu, then click "Install Add-on From File". In the left column of the Add-ons page, click Extensions. type or paste about:addons in the address bar and press Enter/Return."3-bar" menu button (or Tools menu) > Add-ons.If you can find that folder and the XPI file - for reference mine is named With DC, the bolded part probably is different, but the other part probably is the same. Enter your serial number when prompted, and then click the Activate button. I have the non-subscription version, Acrobat 2017, so the extension XPI file is located here:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\ Acrobat 2017\Acrobat\Browser\WCFirefo圎xtn\WebExtn\signed_extn Run the Acrobat installation program on the new computer. I haven't been able to find anything from Adobe about this, so we might have to improvise. The publisher is supposed to give users an install link instead. Hi cgreek, Firefox used to automatically install any extension that the software publisher listed in the Windows Registry. ![]()
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