Chrome will get better and better with the PDF, thanks to a new feature than those of Mountain View are preparing for their popular browser.
Specifically, Google is developing a new function for the browser Chrome That will allow us to save PDF files directly on Google Drive from the PDF viewer integrated into the browser itself.
We speak, specifically, of a button called “Save in Drive”, which will be added to the viewer control panel, next to the classic download button.
That is, once it is available to all navigator users, Chrome will allow PDF files to be saved on the device in an easier way than ever.
The most recent version of Chrome for iOS It offers support for saving documents directly on Google Drive. This functionality will also reach Chrome in Windows, Macos and Linux.
According to the information found in the Chromium Gerrit development repository, this button will work similar to the download, but with a circular indicator of progress that will show the percentage of load of the file towards the cloud.
Thanks to this new functionality, It will no longer be necessary to use third -party extensions to save PDF files from Chrome directly on Google Drive.
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Tags: Chrome, Google Drive