Allow/enable Adobe Acrobat Reader DC to add the "Open...[file]" command to the Quick Tools toolbar.

I am using the most recent version of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC as of today 12/1/2020: 2020.013.20064.12623.
When you are constantly opening files, it becomes very tedious to constantly be required to click on the File menu and then select Open... to open files. An Open... command icon is a standard quick command on most other software I have seen. I am surprised and disappointed that no one thought of this or made this a standard command icon on this toolbar. In fact, there are several commands that I cannot even remove from this toolbar that I never use. So, actually, that is another suggestion: don't automatically add ANY command icons to the Quick Tools toolbar that cannot be removed. Every user is different and it would be nice to be able to truly customize this toolbar as needed.
Thank you,
Phil

For the last few days, if I have more than a page of recent documents, when I open Adobe Reader, it immediately becomes unresponsive.

I then have to open Adobe Reader by double clicking on a PDF document and clear the recent document list. Opening Adobe Reader this way means that it doesn't try to load the thumbnails for the recent documents, which is what I assume is the problem. Adobe Reader will then open correctly until the recent files list gets too big.

As a workaround, I have just set the "Documents in recently used list" to 10 which will hopefully solve this. Prior to this it was set to 100.

When I've closed Adobe Reader when it has been unresponsive this has generated a Microsoft error report, so you should be able to track these down and get the error information.

Windows 10, 64 bit, version 2004
Adobe Reader version 20.13.20064.405839

1. Brief title:
   Jump to specific page in pdf document via URL (browser extensions)

2. Description of desired feature:
   When doing research for university, I often open many tabs at once. Sometimes books in pdf document form from my local file system. When closing google chrome and reopening on the other day, the document opens up at the first page. It would be nice if a) the document keeps its position when closing the browser and reopening, or b) via an #[pagenumber] at the end of the URI in the browser I can navigate to specific pages, especially on browser reopening - like on websites when jumping to another anchor item via this function.

3. Why the feature is needed:
   It would save time for me as a user when I dont have to search for the last page I have been reading in the book/document.

I’m still baffled that the default scrolling for pages in Adobe Reader has the reader smoothly scrolling down the page, bringing the text up to eye level (no one reads down a page any more unless it’s a physical book) only to have it jump to the top of the next page as soon as the bottom of the page is in view on the screen. This results in interrupted reading and endless and annoying backwards scrolling to get back to where the reader was. I know this can be changed in the settings, but why isn’t it the default? EVERYTHING we do on our smart phones, tablets, web browsers, and MS Office products uses continuous scrolling making Adobe Reader the odd and annoying exception. Don’t be the odd and annoying exception when it’s such an easy fix. While you’re making changes, I highly recommend changing the default zoom to 100% instead of zoom-to-fit which creates an abnormally high zoom for vertical docs—the minority of users who need this magnification can change their default settings if needed. Thanks!