Firefox 59 Adobe Acrobat Reader Properly:

Go to the options in Firefox and associate PDF files with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, instead of having them previewed within Firefox.

Firefox 59 is opening Adobe Acrobat in a broken state, resulting in a process for the program being create but no window or anything. Subsequent attempts to open Adobe Acrobat (even not via Firefox) while this bugged process is present results in more bugged processes being created but still no window.

Trying to Task Manager to close all the processes and then run Adobe Acrobat Reader from the Start Menu shortcut, EXE file or some such and not via Firefox, it will open without issue.

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Main Features of Firefox 59

Main important features for Firefox 59.0.1 (64-bit) include:

1. Firefox 59.0.1 (64-bit) free and safe to download.
2. Compatible with Windows 10 and other previous windows versions.
3. Firefox 59.0.1 (64-bit) latest version.
4. Editors and Users choice.
5. Firefox 59.0.1 (64-bit) is easy to use.
6. 32 bit version works on [64 bit (x64) and 32 bit (x86)] OS. 64 bit works only on 64 bit operating system.

How to install Adobe Acrobat Reader in Windows 10?

It includes an Adobe Acrobat browser plugin for displaying PDF documents within Firefox and other Web browsers.

Even though Firefox no longer supports the Adobe Reader browser plugin, you can still use the Adobe Reader program as your PDF viewer in Firefox. This article provides resources for setting up the Adobe Reader program on your computer.

Installing and updating Adobe Reader

To install Adobe Reader, please visit the Adobe.com website. To make sure your installation of Adobe Reader includes the latest available security and stability updates, open Adobe Reader, click on the Help menu and then click check for Updates.

Viewing PDF files in Firefox

By default, Firefox will use its built-in PDF Viewer. To use the Adobe Reader program instead:

1. Click the menu button and choose Options.
2. Select the General panel and go to the Applications
3. Select the Portable Document Format (PDF) entry and change the action to use the Adobe Reader