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No direct access to Adobe Cloud Storage from browser extension

There is no direct or intuitive access to our Adobe Cloud Storage and we have to open the Adobe Acrobat DC desktop app separately every time. Accessing our Adobe Cloud Storage, uploading files to it, and managing the folder structure is a fundamental usability requirement.

So Adobe, tell me, what's the point of having a browser version without direct access to file storage?

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  • Abdul Samad commented  ·   ·  Report

    Hi Ashoka,

    Thanks for sharing your feedback. Apologies for the inconvenience faced by you. I would like to tell you, and you might have experienced it already that you can view the hosted PDFs into Acrobat Extension directly just by clicking on the PDF link without even downloading it into the local drive and can use all our verbs like Convert, Compress, Edit, etc. based on your subscription.
    You can also manage your Adobe Cloud storage by clicking on your profile icon and then clicking on "My Adobe cloud storage files" which will open Acrobat Web in a new tab.

    Thanks & Regards,
    Abdul Samad
    QE, Adobe