Has Adobe Fixed The Size Of Grab Handles Yet?

Using version 2019.010.20099:

I'm at home at the moment, so I can only demonstrate the way Acrobat used to behave, as I'm using Acrobat Pro XI at home.

Here is a screenshot showing how I wish Acrobat DC that I use at work behaved.

Here is that same callout, showing how it looks when I'm zoomed way out.  You'll see the eight white boxes, which I'm calling grab handles, are still small enough that you can easily still read the contents of the callout and you could also very easily click your mouse inside of the callout box in order to drag it around to a different position.

Now, if you look over to the side pane of this Adobe webpage, you'll see they are recommending a few different threads that are similar to my question.

One is called "Object Handle Size" and the other is called "Object Handles Too Large".  Those didn't show up for me when I did my initial search before posting my question, but I did notice them last night and they are complaining of the same exact behavior.

Here is the "Object Handle Size" thread: https://forums.adobe.com/message/8346512#8346512

Here is the "Object Handles Too Large" thread: https://forums.adobe.com/message/8342839#8342839

If you open up either of those threads, which appear to be started by the same user named "vjb1976", you'll see the following examples that he posted of the undesirable behavior.

As you can see, in these examples, the 'Grab Handles' as I'm calling them, and the 'Object Handles' as VJB1976 is calling them, are ridiculously large.  You can't see the contents of the callout, nor can you click inside the callout to move it around unless you zoom so far in, that you are then limited to just how far you can move it without having to deselect it, move the page around, then reselect it and move it some more.

I know Adobe knows how to fix this, as in my personal copy of Acrobat XI I'm still using at home it works fine, as did every other version of Acrobat I've purchased over the years before XI.  It was only in DC that the issue started and only after one of their updates.  If Adobe has given up on DC and fixed this in the newer versions of Acrobat then I'll try to convince my employer that they need to pay to upgrade me to a newer version of Acrobat. If the newer versions have this same ridiculous behavior, then there is no point in upgrading.