How do I remove the "Move page controls out of toolbar" button from Adobe Acrobat?

Good afternoon,

Thankyou for the response.

I'm not going to lie, I was a little disappointed when I saw that there isn't a capability in the classic interface.  When the new update originally installed I intentionally returned to the classic interface because the new one was incredibly difficult to use.  I found its set up and application very jarring due to the complete change of everything overnight from the layout to the design and icons (when the 'update' came out) and nothing was easily explained or located.  Also from a purely aesthetic point of view I prefer the classic view.

So, if I were to switch to the new interface there are a few things that would need to happen.

1) Can you guaranty that I can remove the offending "Move page controls out of toolbar"?

2) Can I customise my top tool bar in a way that suits my functionality? 

3) Can the "share" icons be actively removed?

4) Has the highlighting issue been fixed? (Once I use the "highlight text" function on something I am unable to then click and drag to highlight the text for copying and pasting.  It just sticks a stupid box over the text thereby effectively negating either access to the text, or negating use of the "highlighting text" function since it blocks access to the text afterwards.)

Sorry these may be things that are actually easy fixes that I am not privy to, but when I first turned on Adobe to find everything different without warning, I was pretty annoyed and just needed to be able to do my work so I went back to the classic as I knew how it worked and had it set up.  I'm the type of person that likes things to be set up precisely, and having to change for no perceived benefit or improvement left me in a position where I preferred the classic.

Regards,