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How do I view a pdf file on firefox without having to save it on your laptop?

foxyrover
foxyrover
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I've accidentally ticked the box for 'automatically do the same in the future' (or something like that) when I was downloading and saving a pdf file from the internet and now Firefox wants to save every pdf file I just want to see online and doesn't give me the option to just view it - how do I reverse this change?

I've accidentally ticked the box for 'automatically do the same in the future' (or something like that) when I was downloading and saving a pdf file from the internet and now Firefox wants to save every pdf file I just want to see online and doesn't give me the option to just view it - how do I reverse this change?

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the-edmeister
the-edmeister
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http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Managing+file+types

Change the Action'