This is now native in Google Chrome without needing to install Adobe, and for Mac users (like me) is also native in 'Viewer' too. For me personally means I don't need to install another piece of software that isn't needed.One feature I like is you can now view PDFs in tabs so when working with multiple PDFs
I don't use Google Chrome.This is now native in Google Chrome without needing to install Adobe, and for Mac users (like me) is also native in 'Viewer' too. For me personally means I don't need to install another piece of software that isn't needed.
In what way?Viewers built on to browsers are invariably inferior to the free acrobat, in my experience.
Seems to be a recent MS update - loads of users complaining about this.I can't even seem to preview PDF files in File explorer with the preview pane. (images show fine when clicked on)
Deleted Acrobat, using Foxit for Outlook usability to preview in outlook. But file explorer thing is annoying. Unsure if it's them or my PC!
They open and look OK but where's the advanced find or the forward/backward page navigation? I'll be sticking with Acrobat.In what way?
All the documents I open look OK.
Ok. But using Firefox I have both those tools.They open and look OK but where's the advanced find or the forward/backward page navigation? I'll be sticking with Acrobat.
There is no NEED for Chrome, Firefox or any other browser, everyone can use Microsoft Edge!Ok. But using Firefox I have both those tools.
Nothing wrong with using acrobat but the opening question was about a need for acrobat. These is no need but you can choose to download and install.
Can do all that with Firefox (and Thunderbird)....i use it. open pdf invoices multitab. sometimes need to make comments on pdf files. and acrobat reader is good for that.
Seems to be a recent MS update - loads of users complaining about this.
Google Search - the file you are attempting to preview could harm your computer windows 11