Kindly bring back the “old” adobe reader interface that you used to have in the 2016.
This new facelift you gave the app is useless and pain **********.its only eye candy instead of any useful stuff.
My iPad Air 2 used to open all PDFs smoothly quickly and flawlessly in the old version of reader.But after your ridiculously useless update removing all good features and just becoming a processor hog,the files take ages to open!
Now I hate to use my iPad Air 2 because adobe reader sucks!
So my request is,please please bring back the old reader or at least put a reader in the App Store for legacy devices

Hello,
I originally signed up to Adobe with my email account and use the document cloud to store and organise documents on my iPad. That works perfectly. However, more recently, I downloaded the Adobe app on my phone so that I could review documents remotely but despite using the same Adobe ID to login, the document cloud on my phone is empty whilst simultaneously containing all my documents as it always has done on my iPad.
Please could someone help me to resolve this? as it makes the phone app almost useless for my purposes at present. I cannot understand how the same account can have none of and all of my documents at the same time!
Many thanks

Adobe Acrobat Reader for IOS (running on iPad Pro) is unable to open certain files (in my case it is all the files sent by the South African Revenue Services, the receiver of revenue of the Republic of South Africa), yet Adobe Acrobat Reader for Microsoft Windows on my laptop opens them without a problem, even some email attachment files that the Reader for IOS says are corrupted. When openining such a file, a blank page with an error message comes up, and advises user to use “Adobe Acrobat Reader DC for MAC or Windows” to open the file (which is not available on the App Store for my iPad Pro in any case). The updates of the App have not addressed this problem over the years, to date. What could be the cause of the problem? What should I do to resolve it? Attached is a sample of the file to illustrate the point, and a screen grab of the error message. I request that Adobe sorts this bug out to ensure that the reader can open any acrobat format file that it is able to open on other platforms.