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"Remember the current state of Tools Pane" feature broken
The feature in Menu -> Preferences -> Documents -> "Remember the current state of Tools Pane" is broken since the last update. Users wanting only the "Adobe Acrobat Reader" functionality simply do not need the "All tools" pane! Closing it repeatedly manually significantly deteriorates our productivity. I am on version 2023.003.20284 64-bit using Windows 10. How come such features were not included in your Regression Testing?
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Permanently close Tools Pane 2023
Once again, even though with each update we users always come here to report that the option to keep the tool panel closed is not working, in the last update 2023.006.20320 it stopped working properly again. Is it so difficult to make an interface option work as the user wants? Why is there a 'Remember current state of Tools Pane' option if it is simply ignored and the panel continues to appear every time we open the application?
7 votes -
Tool buttons should also collapse Tools Pane not just expand
Tool buttons should also collapse the Tools Pane not just expand it. Thus, you can eliminate the "Close" button. It's more intuitive to expand and collapse from the same button. This behavior already happens with the Navigation Pane buttons.
4 votes -
Navigation pane - page thumbnails
Along with being able to customise (personalise) the "Quick tools" and change an extraordinary amount of settings in the program preferences, the ability to save the layout of the 'workspace' so-to-say should be possible.
In particular, the 'Tools pane' and the 'Navigation pane' - show/hide setting should be persistent.
This assists with productivity, and User eXperience.1 voteHi,
Since we Haven’t Heard back from you for so long, We are closing this issue.
Please feel free to reach out to us for any other concerns if you have,
Thanks
Ayush Jain -
Cannot hide junky tool pane in DC pro
Every time Pro starts I have to press Shift-F4 before I do anything else.
Maybe someone has some javascript that can be used at startup to close the pane automatically?
1 vote -
Tools Pane Opens on Launch
I run a lot of scripts on Acrobat and it would be nice to have the tools tab be the one that opens on launch. Currently, I need to do 4 clicks every time I want to run an action script Tools > Action > Choose My Action > Select Files.
Even a shortcut to specific tools would be amazing! You can do this on all other Adobe programs (assign shortcuts) but you cannot do this on Acrobat and it makes my workflow on this program so much slower.
I saw a lot of requests to remove the tools pane…
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Since the latest update "Remember the current state of Tools Pane" does not work.
Regardless of if the option is checked or not, when opening a file the tools pane is open.
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
16 votes -
Default hide navigation pane
If I can't figure out a way to stop getting a massive bookmarks pane EVERY SINGLE TIME I open any file I am going to set my computer on fire.
The Wizard won't do it. Edit > Preferences > Restore last view setting when reopening documents won't do it. I can't mess with the system registry on a work computer so that won't do it. Do not tell me to tick the restore last view setting box.
Look at this bookmarks pane. Look at it.
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Hide All Tools in Preferences
This must be a bug! If I have to close All Tools EVERY TIME I OPEN A NEW PDF the rest of my life, I WILL GO INSANE. You HAVE to allow us to hide this if we don't want it, it covers so much of my screen and is SO UNNECESSARY. You must hate your customers :( Or if this option is in preferences and I didn't see it, please tell me, and you'll have my thanks!
8 votes -
Do not automatically open comment pane
Do not automatically open comment pane
When choosing the Comment tools from the Tool pane, the Tool pane closes and the Comment pane opens automatically. Would be nice to have an option such that the comment pane doesn't automatically open. Most of the time I just want to highlight a few things without typing any actual comments.
9 votes -
allow users to permanently hide the navigation pane.
Allow users to permanently hide the navigation pane when opening all documents. Allowing uses to set this specific to a certain document is only slightly helpful and only to people that work with the same documents over and over again, allowing for a default setting for all documents makes much more sense
1 vote -
Comments pane
I wish to open the comments pane to open or hide with the click of a button - it is taking up too much room. And in contrast to older versions I can no longer copy any text from the post-it notes (which might be useful if a translator has given a text change that needs to be transferred to a language layout) but have to open the comments pane (with what seems a lengthy way round).
5 votes -
Option to hide page numbers from comment pane
In the comments pane, is there an option to hide the page numbers or make them non-selectable? I'm finding it difficult to maneuver/advance to the next comment using the down arrow (or tab). With the upgrade to DC, Adobe "selects" the page number as you're tabbing through. i can no longer smoothly go from comment to comment
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"All Tools"
The new version of Acrobat no longer cares about the "Remember current state of the Tools Pane" preference - Acrobat always opens with the "All Tools" shown. I believe I'm in a large pool of the population that will only ever read PDFs, so for all practical purposes, none of the items on the tools will ever be used. Please reinstate this feature.
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Navigation Pane
Hi!
How to permanently hide Navigation Pane? I don't want that every time I open a new pdf-file. I found some options but it did't work permanently. ( Right clic - Hide navigation pane buttons). Wastes a lot of time to have pictures full size. And I don't use full screen mode either, not possible for my work.
1 voteThank you for the suggestion. We have notified our engineering for the same. We shall get in touch with you in case we need more information.
Thank you for your patience
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Hide 'Recommended tools for you' on home (above Recent)
Ability to hide 'Recommended tools for you' at the top of Acrobat home page above Recent. The purple-red-white gradient is visually ugly, and I would prefer a clean white page with just Recent files, which is useful. Professional users don't need 'Recommended tools for you', we can find them when we need to.
2 votes -
Preference option to minimize RH Tools pane on file open in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC
In a preferences option such that the Tools pane (on right hand sight of document window) will or will not display on PDF file open.
his will save time for what I anticipate is a large percentage of users that open PDF documents to read / comment without necessarily using the tools pane on RH side of the window.
1 vote -
Return to allowing "Hide Tools" on initial view
We distribute password-protected PDFs. One of the setting I've always used for the initial view is "Hide Tools." This not only preserves an uncluttered interface, but also prevents viewers from thinking they will be able edit the PDF. I was very surprised to see this option disappear. Please allow this setting again!
3 votes -
Customize Comment Pane
The comments pane takes up WAY too much space. I would like the ability to customize what I see there.
Currently in the Comments pane, it display the:
-Author Name
-Type of Comment
-Text within the pop-up note
-Date and TimeSometimes all of this information is useful, but most of the time, I don't need to see all that! It is a waste of screen space. I would like the ability to show to only those options which I need. In this case, I just want to see what is in the pop-up note, nothing more.
We can…
15 votes -
Improved Quick Tools toolbar and side panels.
Changes to the toolbar that would actually be useful — allow users to choose the positions of each button they want in the toolbar (preferably by drag & drop); give the option to show/hide labels for the buttons; provide for at least 2 rows of quick tools, and for small and large buttons. Allow the user to decide where the thumbnail and bookmark panes are positioned — left, right, or even below then document pane. I hope the new Acrobat Pro changes to these features are short-lived — they are going the wrong direction.
10 votes
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