Microsoft has begun rolling out the Adobe Acrobat PDF reader engine which it announced a month ago in February. The feature is now available for some users on the latest Edge 111 stable update.
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The new Edge feature will allow Windows 10 and 11 users to access more accurate colors and graphics in PDF files, along with better text selection, and more with the Adobe Acrobat PDF engine.
Those who don't want to download dedicated software for editing PDFs on their computers can now simply install this Chrome extension and try some of Adobe Acrobat's features for free.
Microsoft has released a cumulative update version KB5004760 that fixes PDF problems where it wouldn't open on Internet Explorer 11 or similar apps, and would only render gray backgrounds in Acrobat.
Adobe has shared its multi-year vision to fundamentally change the way people consume digital documents. The first announcement is the launch of Liquid Mode to improve the PDF experience on mobile.
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