‘Some’ of my highlights seem to have disappeared after leaving and returning to the app. I have noticed that if you click (hold) on one highlight that you have previously done, or just make a new one so you have something to select, it gives you forward and back arrows in a dialogue box which will allow you to sequentially step through your highlights. By doing this I have noticed that it will show a blue box around text that I have previously highlighted (as shown in the bottom of attached photo) but is not showing it highlighted in colour. It shows the highlight colour as opaque (indicated in the top right of the picture). You can then select this opaque colour option and choose any colour from a list and it will re-highlight it.

Super frustrating when you have highlighted hundreds of pages just so that you can quickly come back and read ‘highlighted’ key points only to find that they are not there and it becomes a laborious task to complete.

While changing the color of the highlight of the selected text, the text gets to the centre of the screen.
e.g. I have highlighted something with a yellow color, but I need to change the color now. I tap on the highlighted text, options pop up, I change the color. As soon as I tap on different color, ‘the text’ which is elsewhere on the screen gets to the centre of the screen. Its really annoying, why can’t the the text remain where it is on the screen. Why it needs to get to the centr of the screen. This does not happen on the android app, why in the iOS app...? It needs to be fixed. You don’t want the page slide up and down to get the text to the centre of the screen, It really disturbs while studying.

Hey Adobe guys,

Please please please, return to the original Adobe reader, your new release is absolutely horrible, it’s terrible, it doesn’t have half the features that the old one did, and most of our guys have deleted it off their phones and iPads because it just will not do what it is supposed to do, and what it did previously, and are now using an opposition programs like Nitro, which still has all the features we need and use almost on a daily basis.

We need to be able to fill in forms via the app either on iPhone or iPad, and then send the completed, and flattened, report back to the clients. We cannot share the file, it must be a separate file that is flattened and completed, so no alterations can be made to this legal document.
Why is it we can no longer do this via iPhone or iPad?

We need to be able to reopen the original file (adobe Document) for any alterations that we make on a return visits and the results are now different to the previous result, so again we must be able to altar the document in its original format and then again send that flattened file onto the client, which then becomes their official document, while the original document will remain or does remain with us and is still able to be edited by us at any time.

We need to be able to resend original documents and all files and we must be able to send these from the app or the iPhone or the iPad when we are on on site at a clients property, but we are currently not able to do this.

Your app only allows to share, we cannot allow an editable copy to be shared to the clients, it must be flattened, but again there is no way that we can even save a flat and copy and then send this song, as again there is no option other than to share.

We need to be able to somehow sort all of our documents into some sort of order, not the jumbled mess it is now.

Please look at all the comments that have been made about Adobe acrobat as an app, listen to what a lot of other people have said, as I have read a lot of comments and a lot of them are valid and also points, discussion features that we are missing and would love to see come back.

I would love to have a reply from you people as to when some of these features will return, And it would be great to be able to have some sort of timeline, so that we don’t all currently jump ship from Adobe Acrobat

I need to use the mobile app to read and markup my research lit reviews on the go. I have used the desktop app (I have the cc subscription) just for that for years now and annoyingly, the highlight color does not match. The desktop app has a mustard yellow color as standard and the mobile app limits the color range of yellow to a bright fluorescent yellow that bothers the eyes, especially if you’re starting at screens all day. My docs now have two color highlights from interchanging use of devices. I have to manually go onto the desktop app on my Mac and change all the fluorescent to the mustard, which really means clicking every single thing I highlighted and repeatedly opening the command to change to color, which I have to find and save the hex code for since it doesn't recognize that it has a default color. I have to read and mark over hundreds of pages each day and this kills my workflow and adds unnecessary editing for something stupidly simple. This matters because not only do I have sensitive eyes, but my research director who advises and reviews these mark-uped docs is partially color blind – the color is too bright for his sight to register.

Either update the mobile app to allow for the same exact color as it defaults to on the desktop app (no brainer, short-term solution), or like one of the comments below suggests, allow for a better user experience where the command to change the highlight color is easier and open to all color preferences (thoughtful, long-term solution). Currently you can't even add a custom color via color code in the mobile app, only the desktop.

We use a website featuring a chat board where helpful articles are attached in PDF format. They are accessible from a Windows PC browser where you can open the document in Adobe. However, using iOS iPhone or iPad and the Safari browser’s internal PDF viewer, the document opens but it is unreadable, the text is garbled. You can move the doc to iBooks but the result is the same. Is there a way to add Adobe capability while using the Safari or any other iOS browser?

For what it's worth you get a similar experience in Windows using the Firefox browser. Firefox's internal PDF viewer fails the same way. But there's a Safari option to open PDF files using Adobe, and then the doc can be viewed.