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Thankfully about half the "features" of PDF like js tracking and restrictions on editing or printing are ignored by almost every PDF reader not made by adobe.
by ndnxhs 8y ago
Thankfully about half the "features" of PDF like js tracking and restrictions on editing or printing are ignored by almost every PDF reader not made by adobe.
- SlowRobotAhead 8y agoStrongly considering pulling Acrobat company wide and replacing with something like FoxIt.
- dbuder 8y agoYou should, but you should also spend some time testing various readers on your hardware, I've tried a few and they all had issues.
- Leace 8y agoLast time I opened PDF with JS even Acrobat warned about that and disabled it by default (but that was some time ago).