Viewing PDFs in Browsers

Contents

Viewing PDFs in Browsers ...... 1

Google Chrome ...... 2

Internet Explorer ...... 4

Microsoft Edge ...... 8

Mozilla Firefox ...... 10

Google Chrome 1. Open the PDF. Locate the Bookmark button on the right side of your screen, highlighted below:

2. Click the arrow to see nested bookmarks:

2.1 click a bookmark to jump to the page.

Internet Explorer 1. Internet Explorer opens the bookmarks when you open the PDF:

2. You can click on the arrows to see nested bookmarks: 2.1 Click the bookmark to jump to that page.

3. You can collapse the bookmark bar by clicking the arrow to the right of the bar: 3.1 You can always reopen the bookmarks bar by clicking the arrow on the left side of your screen:

3.2 Then click on Bookmarks button:

Microsoft Edge 1. Open the PDF. Click anywhere on the PDF to show the navigation bar at the top of the window:

2. Click the Table of Contents button to view the bookmarks: 2.1 Click a bookmark to jump to that page:

Mozilla Firefox 1. Open the PDF. Locate the Toggle Sidebar button on the left side of your screen, highlighted in yellow below. 2. Click the Toggle Sidebar button and you should see a sidebar as shown below. Click the Show Document Outline button, highlighted in yellow below, to show the document’s bookmarks:

2.1 You should expect to see the document’s bookmarks, as shown below:

2.2 You can double-click the Show Document Outline button to show or hide all the bookmarks: 3. Use the arrows to see nested bookmarks. Click a bookmark to jump to that page.