PDF knocks out IE 11s reverse.

I have had this problem with IE 11 and PDF files for weeks. Thought I had it fixed for a little while but now it's doing the same extremely annoying thing. I'm running Win 7 Pro 64bit if that has any bearing.
Every time I read a PDF online I can't get IE to go back to the search results or anywhere else. It is stuck on the PDF. Neither the back button on the page nor the back button on my keyboard does any more than make the page flutter a bit. If I close the
tab, the entire browser closes. I was using Nitro Pro, then I switched to Adobe Reader to see if Nitro Pro was causing the trouble. Same old thing. I tried opening the very same files with Firefox and it works perfectly. Then I did a total reset of IE 11.
Still no help.
Someone please tell me how to fix this extremely annoying behavior.
Jay Wells

can't get IE to go back to the search results or anywhere else.
Open the PDF in its own tab. Then instead of having to try to "go back" all you need to do is close the tab. Otherwise use the History, e.g. Ctrl-h for its View, By Order Visited Today. In the case of Acrobat Reader I know that it creates
its own UI so if you are trying to use IE's keyboard shortcuts they may be intercepted by AR and not processed as intended. So that's a reason to use the close tab method to "go back" to your search results especially with AR but it is a useful
technique in general, not just for dealing with cases where your UI is being altered.
If I close the tab, the entire browser closes.
When there is more than one tab?
Robert Aldwinckle

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