Hi, this is not an actual proposal, however i believe this is a very important feature for millions of users, please read carefully 
i am sick and tired of submitting resumes / CVs through Linkedin and other platforms and not getting a response, and i am sure Millions of users suffer as i do . Adobe can solve this and here is how ! 

1- A.I, where Adobe acrobat can recognize a a CV, tag it, label it, and save it on the cloud, wait thats not all, what is coming is even better
:) 
2- add a feature where a user can get a report of how many times his/her CV in pdf format was actually viewed. 
3- the hiring company opens the CV, to proceed they need to enter at least company name, or if the company already have Adobe Acrobat licenses, then Adobe should know. 
4- the user can then have a dashboard ( with minimal fees ) to view how many times the CV was opened, Read time, etc .. ) 
the enterprise licenses of Adobe Acrobat allows the HR hiring personnels to
 
1-filter CVs based on the auto generated lables and tags
2-save viewed , partially viewed and not viewed yet CVs in specfial folders on cloud.
3- maybe allow them to set Score for each CV
4- allow them to filter and view specific sections of CVs 

the enterprise features , selections and CV processing needs to be visualised to CV owners so we can know who the **** viewed our CV and who DIDNT and maybe stop waisitng our times ., sorry for the language, but only ADOBE can solve our problem , millions of people have the right to know what is happening to our CVs .. 
thanks 

I use dual portrait monitors to look at 2 PDFs at the same time (usually a copy of a tax return on one screen and source documents on the other). The bookmarks are very important to me, but when the bookmark pane is on the left, it makes the PDF itself too small and defeats the purpose of using portrait monitors. However, if I could put the navigation pane at the top (below the tool bar) and display the bookmarks at the top of my screen, that would be very helpful. I looked all over but couldn't find this as an option.

I'm using windows 7 and 10 and Acrobat DC

Bug: Windows task manager (Details tab, with "Handles" column enabled" ) reports that the Acrobat process is now using more than 1 million handles.

I just updated to DC 21.005.20048 after discovering the million handles.

I am trying to reproduce the handle leak by starting from a fresh session of Acrobat. I usually have many big PDFs open and CTRL+F search them regularly (clicking forwards/next and backwards/previous)

Here is a medium sized one from archive.org

https://archive.org/download/n08ontariosession31onta/n08ontariosession31onta.pdf

When I search it for common words (the, if, ...) the handle count does increase. Sometimes I can get it to increase by 2 every second without end. When I minimize Acrobat the handle count just keeps increasing.

But, sometimes it goes back down. The "sometimes" makes it hard to figure out what the real cause is.

When I resize the window big/small/repeat and it has those buttons on the right side (Action Wizard, Scan and OCR...) the handle count increases.

If I close the PDF but leave acrobat open the handle count remains large.

Whatever is the root cause, please debug Acrobat's handle leak. It eventually crashes. A million handles is very extreme.

I would like someone at Adobe to review the interaction linked below and take whatever action is necessary. I posted a sincere, respectful question, and I got a disrespectful, passive-aggressive response from a so-called Adobe Community Professional. When I called him on it, he replied, "I don't speak for Adobe." I would suggest that Adobe should make sure that's true. He certainly is not engaged in creating a helpful "community." I looked also at a number of his other interactions. Many of them have the same flavor of condescending abruptness, and don't really provide any help. If this were just another user, then there would be no complaint, but Adobe has given this guy "professional" status. Thank you for looking into it.
https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/get-shared-pdf-link-to-show-in-browser-according-to-my-quot-initial-view-quot-settings/td-p/12377047

Adobe Acrobat DC will not install on my computer (somewhat older mac with macOS Sierra operating system). I bought the license for Acrobat DC (with the 7 day free trial first) and the Creative Cloud interface downloaded on my computer but whenever I try to install acrobat (either from Google Chrome browser or from Creative Cloud directly) it says the installation was successful, but the app does not launch and the app does not exist on my hard drive when I search for it. On Creative Cloud, it invites me to install the app again. TL;DR: the system is saying the acrobat desktop app is successfully installing, but it definitely is not. I tried using the cleaner, I tried uninstall and re-install, but nothing has worked. What am I missing?

Tools for Rich Media work fine for development when we add a video. It fails when we try to view the video added on Acrobat DC for Windows.

Acrobat Reader can play the video fine on both the PC and Mac

Acrobat DC Pro on the Mac version # 2021.005.20048 can create and play the video correctly.

Acrobat DC Pro on Windows can create the PDF with Rich Media tools but it can not play the video. It may crash or it may do nothing. No video can be seen. I tried it both playing in the document or in its own window. The version we are running is 2021.005.20155. I do not need to upload a file since it happens on any file with a video. We had 7 computers creating and viewing the file and it worked the same on all the systems. I believe this is a bug in this version on the Windows side.