Using Kami is pretty intuitive and straight forward. I’ve taken a quick screenshot of all the tools expanded. Heck you can even use text to speech (though that is a paid feature). This thing will let you highlight, strike through, leave a comment and a textbox, shape and a few more neat little tools. The big scene steeler is the toolbar on the far left hand side. Here is what it looks like.Īs you can see there is a lot more going on. Kami should automatically open it up in your browser. Now Find a PDF file online and click the link to open it. Since it uses the Google API signing through Google makes it very easy.

You may need to sign in or create account. Installation is as easy as any other browser extension. This is very good so if you are not a Chrome user you can still take advantage of all that Kami has to offer. It will work with Chrome (of course), Firefox, Edge and Safari. Now Kami the good news here is that Kami does work with other browsers. So off to searching I went and have found Kami. Then I think No! This is 2018 and there should be a way to do this within my browser of choice. I get it, Chrome is making it a service and I can download it to my computer and open it up with Preview and do all that good stuff. Also there are no thumbnails to quickly navigate or quickly scan what is going on in that document. The image is not quite large enough for me to easily read and there is no way to highlight, add text, you know mark it up.

Check out the picture below to see what I mean. Now Chrome can view PDF’s and I have never really like the way they handle it. Here is another extension that I like a lot in Chrome.

Kami for google chrome extension