You're right—Adobe Acrobat DC currently uses Internet Explorer for login processes, including SSO ID authentication. With IE being phased out and many organizations (like yours) blocking it for security reasons, we understand the impact this causes. We’re actively working on moving to modern web engines like Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based WebView2) in future updates. This will improve security and compatibility with enterprise SSO setups. Appreciate your patience while we make this transition. Let us know if IE blocking is breaking any specific SSO flows so we can help further at https://ssoids.com/.
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You're right—Adobe Acrobat DC currently uses Internet Explorer for login processes, including SSO ID authentication. With IE being phased out and many organizations (like yours) blocking it for security reasons, we understand the impact this causes. We’re actively working on moving to modern web engines like Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based WebView2) in future updates. This will improve security and compatibility with enterprise SSO setups. Appreciate your patience while we make this transition. Let us know if IE blocking is breaking any specific SSO flows so we can help further at https://ssoids.com/.