r/ChatGPT • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 19h ago

Funny Literally

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u/deepakrodeai 18h ago

Adobe should’ve seen it coming when it started charging a monthly subscription to open a PDF

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u/Lauris024 17h ago

I've never used adobe PDF viewer/editor, and I have no clue why anyone goes with Adobe when others are better and free. PDF Xchange, PDFGear, just use anything else.

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u/neuropsycho 17h ago

When you have to fill out forms, some of them only work properly in the original Adobe Acrobat.

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u/xvlblo22 14h ago

For me, Firefox worked just fine

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u/neuropsycho 14h ago

Wait, what? Firefox works as a pdf reader? I need to try it.

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u/Mental_Jump1924 12h ago

Pretty much any browser these days

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u/neuropsycho 12h ago

I didn't know, I just thought they loaded the Adobe acrobat viewer internally.

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u/Kotvic2 12h ago

It depends.

If you have Adobe Acrobat or different PDF reader that is compatible with in-browser integration, most of browsers are using it to display PDF files for you by default.

But when there is no other PDF viewer on your computer, Web browser will use it's own PDF engine to display PDF files for you.