Simplify the software and focus on making PDF handling fast
I think the software is trying to do too much at once. It feels slow, overly complicated, and the file sizes are often unnecessarily large. I work with PDFs every day as an architect, so I’m not new to this workflow.
From my perspective, PDFs are mainly for sharing drawings digitally or printing them. We already use CAD software for creating and editing. I don’t personally need advanced PDF features like drawing, measuring, or heavy editing tools built into the viewer.
I understand that other professions rely on PDFs for forms, signatures, annotations, and document management, so I can see why those features exist. Still, the overall experience feels clunky and difficult to navigate.
My suggestion would be to simplify the software and focus on making PDF handling fast, lightweight, and easy for digital sharing, rather than trying to compete with full-featured editing platforms like Adobe Acrobat.
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