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Firefox asks to activate Acrobat reader for each web site. How do I make it stop this behavior?

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Each time I open a PDF Firefox makes me activate the Acrobat reader plugin. "Allow and remember" only remembers on a site-by-site basis. How do I get Firefox to always allow Acrobat reader plugin?

This behavior is really annoying and excessively controlling. Although years ago the Acrobat plugin was buggy, it has been stable for a long time. I don't care for the Firefox builtin pdf viewer and I want to continue to use the Adobe viewer.

Each time I open a PDF Firefox makes me activate the Acrobat reader plugin. "Allow and remember" only remembers on a site-by-site basis. How do I get Firefox to always allow Acrobat reader plugin? This behavior is really annoying and excessively controlling. Although years ago the Acrobat plugin was buggy, it has been stable for a long time. I don't care for the Firefox builtin pdf viewer and I want to continue to use the Adobe viewer.

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You can set the default behavior in Firefox/Tools > Add-ons > Plugins.

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George
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This problem began with the update to version 30.0

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You can set the default behavior in Firefox/Tools > Add-ons > Plugins.

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Thanks! That setting was exactly what I was looking for.