Every time I open or view a PDF on android mobile, I am immediately greeted with a large popup asking me to try Liquid Mode. And guess what, the only options are "once" and "always"! Why create a dialog without a "no" option? It is honestly a very disrespectful way to present the option to the user. At the very least please add a "not this time" and "never" options to that dialog.

So I did try it. I have yet to find a PDF document where it improved the experience. It usually just centers all the text, removes page borders, and breaks any charts or pictures. Honestly not anything I'd ever want done to anything I'm trying to read. I still can't figure out its purpose.

According to Adobe, the formal purpose of a PDF file is: "Adobe PDFs preserve all the data in the original file format". Liquid Mode completely ignores this underlying goal and also ignores the author's intent.

Maybe it's better for those with a disability? In that case, move the option as an always-on or always-off toggle in the accessibility settings.

Or just keep the liquid mode toggle where it is with the rest of the buttons. Users are smart enough to click it when they want it, and not when they don't.

Whatever you do, please allow the user to remove or disable the constant annoying popup that opens EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.