Acrobat bug zooming on page?

Forum|Forum|8 months ago
May 2, 2025
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This just started happening with Acrobat (Apple OS): I'm on a specific page and I try to zoom in or out, or fit page in window and it jumps to a page seemingly random in the file. For example, I'm on page 20 of a PDF, zoom or fit in window and it jumps to page 53. Known issue? Fixes?

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alexb10226640

New Participant

I am also having this issue.

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raulfuzz_

New Participant

Same here... really, really annoying... 😞

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Dennis27347484t3ce

New Participant

Same here. MacOS, new Acrobat UI, mostly A4 format documents.
What's crazy is that it not only happens with the CMD + Shortcut, but also with the UI button, at first i figured it might be a typo in Adobes non-standard shortcuts.

As far as i can tell, crossing/selecting the threshhold of 100% very likely results in problems, but other than that it is inconsistent. Changing between 100% and 105% (One step of CMD +/- in my case) lets me randomly jump through the document.

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Tariq Ahmad

Community Manager

Hello Everyone,

Thank you for reporting this issue and for the detailed observations. And sorry for the troubled experience.

We want to let you know that our team is aware of this behavior involving zooming inconsistencies in Acrobat. A bug report has already been filed, and the issue is currently under triage by our product and engineering teams.

We understand how disruptive this can be to your workflow, and we appreciate your patience as we investigate further. Once we have any updates or a resolution, we’ll make sure to share them directly in this discussion.

Thank you again for bringing this to our attention.

Best regards,

Tariq | Adobe Community Team

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Paul WyrobekAuthor

New Participant

I've used this application for over 30 years. Never had a problem quite like this (using current version on Apple OS). Adobe needs to address this in an update. It is so frustrating. Any method of zooming should remain on the current page, not jump randomly all over the document.