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Well I was rather talking about the operating system itself, not the apps. But if you want to take this particular example, it’s very simple to just download A
by steve1977 3y ago
Well I was rather talking about the operating system itself, not the apps.
But if you want to take this particular example, it’s very simple to just download Acrobat Reader or some alternative.
- lotsofpulp 3y agoAcrobat reader does not let you edit PDFs. And trusting 3rd party programs on Windows is not something I would advise for non tech savvy people. My point is Windows has a known malware problem, editing PDFs is a common need these days, and Microsoft has the resources to provide a built in non malware PDF editor. Yet they do not bother to fulfill a simple need for their customers.
- steve1977 3y agoAcrobat Reader does let you sign PDFs and fill in forms, those were the two use cases you mentioned. Windows has a built-in PDF reader with basic editing functionality in the form of Microsoft Edge actually (although I've never used it for that purpose to be honest). As for a non-malware PDF editor, I'm not sure if Preview.app is such a great example in light of the recent image processing zero-days ;)