The integration of Adobe Acrobat within Edge will gradually roll out to users free of charge.
Microsoft’s web browser, Edge, now comes with integrated Adobe Acrobat technology, enhancing its PDF capabilities.
The company confirmed the changes in a blog post (opens in new tab) published earlier this week, adding that regular consumers, as well as unmanaged professionals, should see the change right away.
Professional users will have to wait until the change rolls out to managed devices “over time”, as the feature gets further testing and users slowly transition, the company added.Unique PDF experience
In any case, a month after first announcing the change, Microsoft integrated the new feature into version 111.
