Acrobat DC Extension for Edge and Brave Browsers

I assume that, because your Acrobat Pro DC software is a subscription-based licensing, and in order to use some of the editing features provided by the extension, you must be subscribed and current with the payments, the licensing allows you to use Acrobat in two computing devices but not simultaneously.

You must sign off of Acrobat from the computer where you last used Acrobat, for example, then sign in with  your AdobeID in Acrobat in the other computer where you'll be using it.

I am aware that this exactly may have nothing to do with your current issue but I think it is worth noting since,  a connection attempt coming from two or more different web browsers may appear as different computer devices to the receiving end, regardless of originating from the same IP address.

In addition, if you want the extension to interface with your Adobe Acrobat Pro properly you must specify Acrobat as the default PDF handler on each of the web browsers that you installed the this extension.

1. There are no free conversions. You need an Acrobat subscription to convert. If you've found a way that is free, I suggest you keep it quiet and not complain to Adobe.

2. Google make the PDF viewer for Chrome. If you want it to have a search icon, you need to request it from Google. Or use Ctrl+F as normal.

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And I just now removed, downloaded, and installed, the Edge version of the extension and then recycled the Edge browser.  After restarting browser (W10 desktop PC) still asking me to upgrade to a paid version.uy t