command linegoogle-chromelinuxpdf
Chrome can view PDF file, so I decide to make it as my default PDF viewer. However, I do not know how to open PDF file in chrome via my terminal emulator.
I have tried a command google-chrome example.pdf, but it failed while the address is not file:///path/to/example.pdf/ but http://example.pdf/.
My English is not good, so you can edit the question if necessary.
Thank you!
Updated: Sorry for I did not mention that the solution must be effective for GNU/Linux.
If you installed it from AUR, reinstall (yaourt -S) and then it will work again.
A link to /usr/lib/libudev.so.1.0.1 will be created in the google-chrome folder.
Google Search selects the localized version based on a few factors such as your geographical location (IP address) as well as your Google search preferences. Google Chrome settings actually does not impact which localized version of Google Search.
You can change it by going to http://www.google.com (you should be redirected to the localized version), and clicking on Google.com at the bottom right corner of the webpage. You should see the non-localized version in future searches.
Another alternative is to use the URL http://www.google.com/ncr (ncr = no country redirect), which will redirect you to google.com.
Finally, selecting the display language as well as search result to English will also get Google to return international results.
Best Answer
Right click on pdf file and change opens with application to chrome and apply the changes. For more information see this link Also using command line it can be done.Just use below command line