The Select Tool is the default tool. I never use it and have never seen a need to use it. It makes the screen turn blue and wants to select things instead of letting me drag and move around the page to review large documents. I always have to stop what I'm doing and switch to the hand tool. I am opening and managing easily over 100 PDFs a day and having to switch at every new document is frustrating and time consuming. Adding this as an option would save so much time for users that need this as their default setting.

The "Get a Link" button has been disabled for Portfolios as of a recent update. Myself and many others in the legal field were using this feature. Also, disabling the "Get a Link" button makes no sense because the " Share with Others" button still works and can cause the same confusion for the person trying to download the portfolio. I understand that you had problems with people having trouble downloading the portfolio, but this attempted fix isn't a good solution. Instead, you should provide more help on the download page, which as of now, just says to download Adobe Reader (which is confusing because most people already have it). The download button is so small that it's almost hidden. Making the download button large and providing some better instructions will fix the problem.

Defining trusted files, folders or hosts while transforming Acrobat via a .mst will ensure to configure the respective locations in the Systems registry and avoids, thats files are shown in protected view while opened from priveleged location. However, these Privileged locations do work as expected, but are not shown in Acrobat itself and are therefore not transparent and comprehensible for endusers. This is causing confusion as End Users want to be aware which locations are considered as Privileged. This will enable endusers to store trusted and commonly used files in these locations and therefore avoids to open them always in Protected view. Microsoft is offering this for their so called trusted locations in Microsoft Office very transparent for end users and it would be beneficial from my point of view to have this available for Acrobat DC and Reader DC as well.

Having multiple tabs open at time it is hard to correctly organize them into things I already have read, things I need to go back to, or things that I have yet to look at. As a student it would be nice to have and easy way to organize them. My thought is if you could right click on a tab in the header and select a color scheme for it. Right now it only has the option to 'Close Tab' or 'Reopen Closed Tab.' Adding a simple color scheme here with possibly a sort function would allow those of us doing research to easily keep numerous tabs open and straight.

I work with a lot of floor plans and need to compare them between different documents. What would save me a ton of time is being able to match the pan and zoom actions between two tiles windows. So that when I zoom or pan to an area in one window, the pan/zoom is duplicated in the other window. This should work weather the two windows are of the same document of completely different documents. I realize I would have to have both windows looking at the same area and at roughly the same zoom level before turning this feature on for it to be of any use - but that is fine, so long as I can coordinate the pan/zoom between selected documents when needed.

For Windows PC, please provide a General Preference Option to close/exit the Acrobat Pro DC program when closing the only open tab/document.

We open a document then review, save and close it. The program window remains open thus blocking the desktop and forcing us to exit the program manually. While that sounds like a minor inconvenience or inconsequential, in reality its very frustrating and time consuming. We consider it to be a Quality of Life issue that disrupts workflow processes and would like to see it resolved.

An option to "Minimize window on final document/tab exit and maximize window on document open" would accomplish the same goal.