Adobe today announced a big update to its Acrobat extension for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge – the addition of basic PDF editing tools, many of which come at no cost. Highlighted on the Adobe blog ...

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 lightly ...

Natively embedding Acrobat PDF technology in Microsoft Edge delivers an enhanced PDF experience for Windows users and a seamless path to even more value Adobe Acrobat PDF technology in Microsoft Edge ...

If you find some image on a webpage that you want to edit with such options before saving it, then this built-in feature of Edge browser can be a good option to try. There are many useful features ...

Besides many good features, Microsoft Edge is also a handy PDF reader. Apart from viewing a PDF file, it provides some good tools to use while reading a PDF document. You can draw on PDF with 30 ...

Microsoft and Adobe are teaming up to build Adobe Acrobat into the Edge web browser. The Adobe Acrobat PDF engine will replace Edge’s current PDF reader over the course of the next two years. This ...

While the PDF viewer’s core features will stay free, you’ll see Adobe branding on all your documents, along with an option to pay for more ‘advanced’ features. While the PDF viewer’s core features ...

This news will be nightmare fuel for any system administrators who were around during the Adobe Flash days. Microsoft is updating the Edge browser to ship with Adobe software built-in, which is news ...

PDF files have become mainstays in our multi-platform world. This handy file format makes it possible to view and share documents across a range of devices using various operating systems and software ...