Enable commenting bar in web browser

Does anyone know how to enable the commenting toolbar while in the web browser? It is my understanding that the commenting is only allowed while collaboration is taking place but I found this link:
http://www.planetpdf.com/codecuts/pdfs/tutorial/AcroJS.pdf
that has the commenting toolbar available even though it appears that no collaboration is taking place. Is this enacted by javascript in the document?
The reason I ask is that I would like my customers to make comments while viewing the pdf in the browser and then saving it to their computer. It saves them from having to open the pdf twice and since I use the url search parameter, the search will not activate when they open it directly in acrobat.
This document may be a bug or something but it would be really handy if I can recreate the bug for my development (assuming the bug will last forever).
Any help is much appreciated!

Thanks for the response! I enabled it on my pdf and the icon is there but no sticky note, text box, highlighting or any other tools allowed in acrobat commenting are available. The link I specified above is the only pdf I have ever seen that allows this capability - by mistake or not. This must be a document setting.
Any ideas?
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