If you do not wish to control this feature using the registry method in the future, you may delete the Edge folder we had created in Step 2.In order to disable the changes, in step-6 set 0 in Value data for AlwaysOpenPdfExternally.Once the changes are enabled using the above method, it cannot be disabled using the Browser Settings.When the changes are made from the registry, the changes are applied to all the users.The above registry tweak can be used in Microsoft Edge version 77 and beyond in Windows.Step 6: In the Edit String window, Set 1 under Value data and press OK to download the PDF files in the Microsoft Edge Step 5: Right-click on AlwaysOpenPdfExternally and Choose Modify Step 4: Name the DWORD as AlwaysOpenPdfExternally Step 3: Right-click anywhere on the right-hand side, in the context menu that appears NOTE: If Edge folder does not exist, create one (Right Click on Microsoft folder –> New –> Key –> Press Enter) Step 2: In the Registry Editor window, type or copy-paste or navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge location. Step 1: Open Run Window( Window+r) and type regedit, and press OK
Now, you can see that the PDF files will be downloaded and not be opened in Microsoft Edge. Step 4: Toggle the button to turn ON Always open PDF files externally option. We need to be able to open PDFs in Adobe.Step 3: In the Settings window, Choose Cookies and site permissions on the left-hand side, and within that choose PDF documents (on the right-hand side) Inevitably, several times a day, I close the file and then lose the SharePoint page I'm on and need to re-navigate, or I am not able to explore my library while looking at a PDF. PDFs opened from SharePoint using Microsoft Edge still open in the browser. PDFs opened from SharePoint using Internet Explorer behave as expected with these settings. Our site is set up so the "Default open behavior for browser-enabled documents" is set to "Open in the client application", and I have gone into site settings in my Windows 10 system and changed the default app for all PDFs as Adobe Acrobat 2017. More and more websites however are no longer working properly with IE since it is no longer supported, and I would like to transition the team to Microsoft Edge. Since SharePoint always worked best with IE, we have all made it out default browsers. We have successfully used Internet Explorer with SharePoint for a few years now, with PDFs opening in the client application.
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