Former versions of Acrobat, prior to Acrobat DC, had the capability of showing tools on two rows at the top of the document pane.

The lack of colorization of icons in DC, the basic shapes and the inability to show nearly all tools in the toolbar makes it very difficult and time consuming to edit and markup documents. I most often use the full array of tools and find it time consuming to search for tools that don't "fit" on the single row toolbar.

Please consider a options for users to add a second row or more to the tool bar or some way to show nearly all of the tools while working on a document? The additional screen "real estate" consumed by extra toolbars is not an issue since newer monitors are very large and have high resolution.

Please see the attached screenshot, as a reference to older versions of Acrobat that had the option for two-row toolbars and detailed, colorized tool icons

Since replacing my 2x Dell 27" displays with 2x Apple Studio 27" displays a few weeks ago, Acrobat 'CMD 0' (Zoom to Page Level / Fit Page in Window) no longer works.

If I use 'CMD 0' or set PDF viewing settings or document properties to Fit Page or Fit Height, the page is displayed larger than the window. This means if I then press the page down button on my keyboard, the page just scrolls up a bit to show the bottom of the current page. I have to press 'CMD -' to zoom out a little bit (which then shows all the page plus a little gap all around the page in the window) and then the page down button works properly.

I have updated Acrobat to the latest version and tried all the Apple Studio Display settings and advanced settings options in System Prefs.

Something is not working properly in Acrobat. InDesign and other page based apps are working correctly.

Can anyone, or Adobe, help? I will post this in the Adobe Support Community too.

Product File Version is: Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 22.001.20117.0

TL;DR:
When selecting a document from a subfolder of a portfolio as it´s initially shown document. (Collection Dictionary - COSName D)
(via: PortfolioProperties - "Show current document when opening portfolio") the folder navigation is missing when reopening the portfolio, hence preventing to navigate the portfolio in direction of the portfolio´s root.

Description:
Selecting such a document should be allowed and possible, as any entry of the EmbeddedFiles tree may serve as the "D" entry of the collection dictionary, hence it is correct of Adobe DC to allow me doing that.
And the selected document indeed is shown, when reopening the portfolio.

The issue is the missing "back" arrow at the top left of the portfolio panel. Adobe DC seems to be treating the containing folder as the "root" of the portfolio, when it clearly is not.

I thought we were supposed to be able to feedback on the app, not just post feature requests or bug reports? Is this just to restrict us from complaining?

My feedback is that the current Acrobat is still as terrible as it was when it was first introduced. None of the team appear to listen to a word of criticism and carry on forcing this horrendous bag of spanners down our CC throats. It's a blot on Adobe's vision and should be rethought completely. The longer you keep it, the more my opinion of your products wanes, but you just ***** on - it's only the users that have to use it on a daily basis.

I did not sign up to beta test new features, so I do not understand why you are testing this in my account.

Further, this is not the first time this and similar intrusions into my account have happened. I do not want be disturbed by giant pop-ups when I'm working because Adobe has an unrelated "suggestion."

In this case, I don't have a lot of use for signature related features, and it's distracting.

I pay for Acrobat to do what I need to do when I need to do it. I don't expect Adobe to use my time to test its features without my consent.

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