Roadmap for PDF reader in Microsoft Edge

Thank you for the insight on your roadmap!

I would like to make some suggestions (maybe some of them have already been adressed), in hopes that one day they can be implemented:

• Enable counter-clockwise rotation.
• Enable inserting images (from archive or pasted from clipboard).
• Include a selection tool (it would be great if it could be both a lasso to use with pen or fingers and a square/rectangular one). Allow this selection to be erased, copied to clipboard, highlighted, etc...
• Include, in the draw utility, some transparent inks (similar to a highligter), to allow for writing over text without obscuring it (I am thinking of e.g. marking an entire page as draft).
• Include an "insert shape" tool, to allow us to insert arrows, squares, circles... without having to draw them directly with ink. 
• Enable presure sensitive ink as an option (fixed pen width is also very useful).
• Include an "open pdf" button or option in menu, with previous opened pdfs history available.

And finally, though it would not be a pdf reader characteristic per se, but rather an Edge feature... if possible, allow for the pdf editing tools (drawing, highlighting, etc) to be used directly on webpages, and allow a "save as pdf" option. Or, if this is not possible, allow a "save as pdf" option for websites (and then we can work with them directly in the reader as a normal pdf).

Thank you very much in advance!