Microsoft’s rolling out a new PDF viewer powered by Adobe Acrobat. While the tool will stay free, documents will feature Adobe branding and offer an option to pay for more “advanced” features.

Microsoft Edge's PDF reader, which began transitioning to Adobe's tech in 2023, is about to receive improvements when running on low-end devices. The current Adobe integration has led to ...

Microsoft will soon make big visual changes to Edge on Windows 10 and 11 by making Adobe's Acrobat rendering engine the basis for the browser's built-in PDF reader and showing the Adobe brand in ...

Like its rivals, Microsoft’s Edge browser sports a built-in PDF reader that’s bare-bones but functional. You click a PDF link and a tab opens with the document that you can read, search, and ...

The PDF translation tool is not a standalone addition; it’s part of Microsoft’s larger plan to make Edge an AI-powered browser. At Build 2025, Microsoft kept speaking about helping developers ...

Microsoft has revised its original plans to phase out the old PDF viewer in Microsoft Edge in favor of the Adobe-powered engine. Now, the company plans to kick out the old engine in early 2025.

The updated PDF reader in Microsoft Edge will be powered by the Adobe Acrobat PDF engine, resulting in improved performance, better visual accuracy, and enhanced security measures for PDF handling.

Microsoft and Adobe have collaborated on "natively embedding" new Adobe Acrobat PDF technology into the Microsoft Edge browser for Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems, according to a Wednesday ...

Microsoft Edge's PDF reader, which began transitioning to Adobe's tech in 2023, is about to receive improvements when running on low-end devices. The current Adobe integration has led to ...