While Acrobat Reader has always been free, Adobe aggressively pushes the "Pro" upgrade within the UI. Users report that Version 15 was less aggressive with pop-up ads for the paid subscription than versions 20, 21, or 22.
The 2015 release replaced the previous "Adobe Reader" branding with "Acrobat Reader DC," focusing on three primary pillars: Touch-Enabled Interface:
, enabling users to fill, sign, and send forms directly from smartphones. Cloud Continuity:
When Adobe launched version 15, it wasn't just a security patch; it was a feature revolution. Here is what you got.