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Hi

No it didn't go away.

I found that by disabling new Acrobat the pop up went away and as a bonus they give you a form to tell them why you left.

• To disable the new experience,
  • Windows: Click the hamburger menu ( 3 lines ) at the upper left corner and choose Disable new Acrobat.
  • macOS: Go to View > Disable new Acrobat.
• To reenable the new experience, go to View > Enable new Acrobat and click Restart.

In addition to telling them why I turned of the new experiance, I shared a quick calculation I did that shows if everyone loses 1 minute each time the reported 300 billion pdfs are opened world wide anually, becasue of them moving things around with no obvious advateage, the acrobat users around the world will lose more than 570K years of productivity... I have lost more than an hour or two so far tracking down and solving this issue.  I really dont understand why they did this... its not making users happy or more productive and it wont help them sell more subscriptions so no ROI that I can see and honestly Adobe seems to be all about making money. Further if that effort had been put into parts of acrobat that need improvment like performance, opening stupidly large files and converting formats, espeically converting pdf tables to Excel then everyone would be praising them and it would be a good return on the investment.. both thiers and ours.