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Brett99!
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September 15, 2018
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Chrome OS DoD certificate signature support

  • September 15, 2018
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When will Adobe Reader support certificate signature in Chrome OS? Adobe currently supports DOD certificate signature for Microsoft and Apple.

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    Info: ChromeBooks run Chrome OS. There is no Acrobat Reader for Chrome OS. Recent ChromeBooks, however, can also run Android apps, and can therefore run the Android Acrobat Reader.

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    Ismael26403373lci1
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    October 25, 2022

    When will Adobe allow certificate signature on Chrome OS?

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    Brainiac
    October 26, 2022

    Adobe have done nothing for Chrome OS. Their work is for Android, which accidentally (from Adobe's point of view) runs on Chrome OS. This is the product for which it might be useful to make a feature request (but not here).

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    John24350078jiwz
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    September 15, 2022

    The Android app does NOT support certificate signing. It's signing ability, like the chrome extension, just insesrts an image, not a certificate.

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      Brainiac
      September 16, 2018

      Info: ChromeBooks run Chrome OS. There is no Acrobat Reader for Chrome OS. Recent ChromeBooks, however, can also run Android apps, and can therefore run the Android Acrobat Reader.

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      John24350078jiwz
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      September 15, 2022

      Note, the Android app does NOT support certificate e-signature.

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      Brainiac
      September 15, 2018

      Is this about the Android Acrobat Reader?

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      Brett99!Author
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      September 16, 2018

      Yes, I want to use a Chromebook, but apparently government/military can't digitally sign PDF files because Adobe Reader doesn't support DoD signatures for Chrome OS.

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      gkaiseril
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      September 16, 2018

      Since Adobe Reader supports the certificate on other platforms, this might be an issue with Chrome. Have you asked help form the Chrome forums?

      Have you also tried the instructions at Set up an HTTPS certificate authority - Google Chrome Enterprise Help

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