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.

Currently in beta testing, Edge's newest AI-powered feature makes PDF documents easier to understand. By Kristian Kask. Contributor, PCWorld Aug 13, 2024 7:54 am PDT. Image: Microsoft.

Editor's take: More AI functionality is coming to Edge. A new feature incorporates Copilot into the built-in PDF reader. Microsoft already has a slew of AI-powered features in its browser, but ...

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.

If you’re looking for a built-in PDF signing tool in Windows, your best option is the Microsoft Edge browser that comes with the operating system. To open a file, drag it into a browser tab from ...

Microsoft Edge may soon support a full screen mode for viewing PDFs. The full screen mode hides the PDF reader toolbar, which could be useful during presentations.

If you are in a hurry to e-Sign a PDF, you can use Edge, as it comes pre-installed on Windows 11/10 PCs. However, it does not provide the option to save a signature.

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 ...

For instance, if you're on Windows, you can use Microsoft Edge or Adobe Acrobat Reader DC to sign your PDFs, whereas if you're on Mac, Preview is the best tool to sign a PDF document. 3.

Microsoft Edge will get some powerful tools for viewing, marking up, and even signing PDF documents when the Fall Creators Update ships. Here's a rundown of what's new.