Taking a look at the sidebar, you’ll find that most of the menus require you to sign in to your Adobe Creative Cloud account. Click on ‘Tools’ to see all the features you can use… but there’s a catch: even though it looks like you can use the ones with a little blue star next to them, and even though you can go as far as selecting files, the moment you activate the feature, you’ll be sent to pay for and download Reader’s bigger brother, Acrobat DC.Ĭoming from one of the biggest app makers on the market, this is a bit disingenuous. Top left is a tab bar, although it doesn’t quite look like a tab bar. Once you’ve launched Acrobat Reader, you’ll be graced with a very sparse interface, with a sidebar on the left, some recommended tools at the top, and a list of recent PDFs you’ve opened.
The Reader DC interface is big, clean, with a lot of free space everywhere (Image credit: Adobe)
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