How to keep Lumin from taking control from Phantom PDF

[hnderson]

I use Google Chrome for my browser in Windows 10. Phantom pdf is my system default for all pdf files. Except that Google Docs and Chrome seem to only recognize Lumin. I hate any program that takes control of my computer. I've gone to settings and don't see Lumin mentioned anywhere in either Chrome or Docs. I don't find it in my app list. I don't find it in Chrome extensions.

Foxit still works from explorer. I don't use any MS browser so don't know if that's affected.

So how is Lumin able to take control when I've explicitly said I want Phantom pdf? I've never knowingly downloaded Lumin and assume it comes with updates to Chrome or ?.

And how can I get rid of Lumin and get my entire system to see Phantom and/or a Foxit viewer to be recognized as my choice of app for use on my machine?

Thanks for any help

Harold

[Lisa_lee]

Dear Harold,

I am sorry to inform you that Goolge Chrome itself has disabled all NPAPI plugins, so all NPAPI plugins are longer be available in Google chrome includes our Foxit Reader web browser plugin.
For details,you may refer to the following page:
http://blog.chromium.org/2013/09/say...end-npapi.html

For opening online PDF file in google chrome,normally google chrome itself will call its embedded plugin"Chrome PDF Viewer"to display PDF document.
In fact, the Google Chrome PDF engine is also implemented by Foxit PDF SDK.For more details,you may refer to the article in the following page:
http://blog.foxitsoftware.com/foxit-...e-open-source/

And regarding the Lumin plugin that you mentioned,please help to take a screenshot about it for us to take a closer look at first,so that we can better advise.