Feature Request: PDF Layer Support in the new Adobe PDF Engine for Edge
Beschreibung: Mit der Umstellung des integrierten PDF‑Viewers in Microsoft Edge auf die Adobe Acrobat PDF‑Engine (Rollout ab 2023, vollständige Ablösung des Legacy‑Engines bis Juni 2026) ist es entscheidend, dass wichtige Profi‑Funktionen nicht verloren gehen. Ein zentraler Wunsch vieler Anwender ist die vollständige Unterstützung von PDF‑Layern. Gerade in technischen Bereichen – etwa bei CAD‑Zeichnungen, Bauplänen oder Schaltbildern – sind Layer unverzichtbar, um Inhalte gezielt ein‑ oder auszublenden und komplexe Dokumente verständlich darzustellen. Wir bitten darum, sicherzustellen, dass die neue Adobe‑Integration in Edge auch diese Layer‑Funktionalität nativ unterstützt. Ohne diese Funktion bleibt Edge für professionelle PDF‑Workflows eingeschränkt und zwingt Nutzer weiterhin zu Dritt‑Viewern. Use‑Case‑Beispiele: Elektrotechnik: Kabelpläne mit Layern für Signal‑, Strom‑ und Steuerleitungen Architektur: Baupläne mit Layern für unterschiedliche Gewerke (Elektro, Sanitär, Statik) Dokumentation: Technische Handbücher mit optionalen Layern für Detailansichten Eine native Layer‑Unterstützung würde die neue Adobe‑Engine in Edge deutlich aufwerten und den Einsatz für Fachanwender erheblich verbessern. gb-EN Description: With Microsoft Edge transitioning its built‑in PDF viewer to the Adobe Acrobat PDF engine (rollout starting in 2023, legacy engine removed by June 2026), it is crucial to ensure that key professional features are not overlooked. One of the most requested capabilities is full support for PDF layers. In technical fields – such as CAD drawings, construction plans, or electrical schematics – layers are essential to selectively show or hide content and make complex documents easier to understand. We kindly ask that the new Adobe integration in Edge natively supports PDF layers. Without this functionality, Edge remains limited for professional PDF workflows and forces users to rely on third‑party viewers. Use‑Case Examples: Electrical engineering: cable diagrams with separate layers for signal, power, and control lines Architecture: construction plans with layers for different trades (electrical, plumbing, structural) Documentation: technical manuals with optional detail layers Native layer support would significantly enhance the Adobe PDF engine in Edge and make it far more valuable for professional users.124Views1like3CommentsMicrosoft Edge PDF Reader - signature validation warning for official signatures
Since the last edge update we are running into the following issue, which triggers support tickets on our side. It seems that the edge internal PDF Reader now supports validation of digital PDF signatures. This new feature however is incomplete and causes a lot of confusion for edge users. "Official" signatures are labeled as "Unknown Signature" and "The validity of the signature is still unknown": "Official signatures" means qualified signatures from members of the EUTL - the European trust list as defined in ETSI TS 119 612 („Trusted Lists“): [...] the European Commission publishes a central list with links to the locations where the national trusted lists are published as notified by Member States. This central list, called the List Of Trusted Lists (LOTL), is available in both a human readable format and in a format suitable for automated (machine) processing XML. Parts of the edge PDF reader seems to come from *dobe itself which adds additional confusion since in their products (*dobe reader, acrobat etc) the signatures are correctly verified. They support this list for several years now (next to their own AATL list). I tried to find out whether this feature is 'work-in-progress' or it is a bug however the last published roadmap is quite old and doesn't give helpful information regarding this aspect. So my question is: Is full support of PDF signature validation including support of the EUTL planned and if so when?80Views0likes0CommentsEdge Pdf Viewer does not support page=Fit (only FitV or FitH works)
Dear community, I found that the Edge Pdf Viewer does not allow to display a pdf so that its first page fully fits into the window (no part of the PDF is out of the viewport). You can use the following URL to verify: https://creativelab.berkeley.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/1920X1080-HORIZONTAL-template.pdf#page=1&view=Fit Test Case 1 When the window width gets too small, the window will display a horizontal scrollbar instead of scaling the pdf to fit the width: Test Case 2 When the window height gets too small, the window will display a vertical scrollbar instead of scaling the pdf to fit the height: When I use either FitV or FitH, the respective behaviour is as expected. But I need to combine both behaviours, and thus Fit would be the right option, which seems to be ignored by Edge. When I test the same parameters in other Browsers that use a Chromium engine, it works. Microsoft Edge Version 141.0.3537.85 (Official Build) (64-Bit) Windows 11 Thanks for any advice and thoughts! If there is a dedicated place to create a bug report, please let me know.43Views0likes0CommentsEdge Read Aloud feature fails on landscape PDF documents with tables.
I've encountered an issue with the Read Aloud feature in Microsoft Edge when opening PDF documents in landscape orientation that contain tables. The Read Aloud option is available and can be activated, but it gets stuck loading indefinitely and never starts reading. No error message is shown. In contrast, the same feature works perfectly with portrait-oriented PDFs, even when those PDFs include tables. I tested this on both Windows and macOS with up-to-date Edge versions. The issue appears to be consistent and not OS-specific. My clients use tables in landscape PDFs for better readability and formatting. It’s unclear whether the problem is due to the landscape orientation alone or the combination of landscape + tables. However, tables in portrait PDFs do not cause any issues. Has anyone else experienced this behavior? Is there a known fix or workaround? Would appreciate any feedback or confirmation from the Edge team.74Views0likes0CommentsSharing: PDF readers that support Purview labels
As I was researching on Adobe Acrobat reader and Sensitivity labels, I decided to check if the common alternative PDF readers out there are able to support Purview MIP Sensitivity labels. There is already a published documentation on this for SharePoint-Compatible PDF readers that supports Microsoft IRM: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/sp-compatible-pdf-readers-for-irm (last updated Nov-2023) but I wanted to see if these same PDF readers supports the ability for end-users to use/ select labels similar to that of Adobe Acrobat As of 11-June-2025; atleast one of them clearly do: Nitro PDF: Yes. Documentation shows that users can see and use the sensitivity labels. PDF -X.change Editor: Yes. Documentation show that users can see and use the sensitivity labels. (check the official website, I can't hyperlink it because the site is blocked. FOX PDF editor: No. Documentation only states RMS and not clear if it show Purview labels. This is for F.O.X.I.T editor (spelled without the ".") but for some reason there is a community ban on that word and it won't allow me to post the full name PDFescape: No. Sumatra PDF: No Okular: No If there are other PDF readers that I've missed, I encourage you list it down in the comment below. Would love to grow this list.627Views4likes3CommentsCan someone guide me on how to extract specific pages from a PDF without messing up the formatting?
I have a large PDF document, but I only need a few pages from it for a project. I tried using some online tools, but the formatting got messed up, fonts changed, and sometimes images shifted. I want a clean and reliable way to split or extract pages without losing quality. Any good suggestions?"194Views0likes4CommentsOnedrive has stopped creating folders
I have recently implemented the Graph api to: create in a shared folder various directories with names like this => "uc_123455"; on each folder created, the api upload pdfs inside it ; the problem: it starts ok but after a time it just stop creating folder, it has a total of almost 3500 folders to create and stops after 1000. the code works like this: it first get the access_token from microsoft and load the Graph then get the shared folder ID $this->graph = new Graph(); $this->graph->setAccessToken($this->accessToken); $this->directory_id = $this->fetchDirectoryId($this->graph); then i start looping: first it create the name based on what part is of the loop $subfolderName = "UC_" . $customer->numero_uc; after this is used to create the folder on this function $folder = $this->createIntoDirectory($this->directory_id[0], $this->graph, $subfolderName); and this function works like this public function createIntoDirectory(string $folderId, Graph $graph, string $ucNumber): string|bool { try { $response = $graph->createRequest('POST', "/me/drives/" . $this->drive_id . "/items/$folderId/children") ->attachBody(json_encode([ "name" => $ucNumber, "folder" => new stdClass() ], JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR)) ->setReturnType(DriveItem::class) ->execute(); return $response->getId(); } catch (GuzzleException|GraphException) { return $this->fetchExistenteDirectory($folderId, $graph, $ucNumber); } } if already exist an Folder with the name it falls in the exception and call to another function that return the id of the already created folder (I did this in case any pdfs weren't sent to the folder) heres the function: public function fetchExistenteDirectory(string $folderId, Graph $graph, string $ucNumber): string|bool { try { $folder = $graph->createRequest('GET', "/me/drives/" . $this->drive_id . "/items/$folderId/children") ->setReturnType(DriveItem::class) ->execute(); foreach ($folder as $item) { if ($item->getName() === $ucNumber) { return $item->getId(); } } return false; } catch (GuzzleException|GraphException) { return false; } } are there problems with my code to stop generation folders? because it works 100% fine, until then it stops questions like: where is the pdf? the pdf are converted images from urls that i fetch from my db what is UC: is like users, it come from portuguese word "unidade consumidora" or "consumer unit", each of then come from an array that i fetch from my db if it has any questions about the code or the process just ask. Thanks (english isn't my mother tongue, so sorry for any grammatical error)365Views0likes0CommentsKB5028168 for Windows 2019 causing v4 printer driver (e.g. pdf/xps) to fail
We confirmed that KB5028168 is causing a problem with v4 type printer driver. Printing to "Microsoft print to PDF"-Feature or printing to XPS fails is failing. Uninstalling the update brings back function flawlessly1KViews0likes0CommentsPushing a PDF via InTune / Endpoint Manager
Hello Community, I am trying to leverage InTune to distribute a PDF file of a Business Continuity Plan Contact list to iOS devices in my organization and after extensive searching on the web and in these forums this topic appears to have been questioned several times over the last few years and remains unsolved. I was going to submit some formal feedback on InTune requesting this and the Voices app for the feedback submission appears to not be functioning correctly for the portal. I would like to see if this issue can be raised for feedback / development to the InTune / Endpoint Manager development team as it would be beneficial for enterprises to leverage this functionality without our existing investments without requiring different MDMs like Mosyle.Solved6.4KViews0likes5Comments