How do I move the quick actions toolbar in Acrobat Pro 2022.003.20281 on a Mac?

[Joshua Love]

I'm using Acrobat Pro 2022.003.20281 on a Mac OS 12.5. In past versions I could dock the Quick Actions Toolbar to the top of the window, but in this version of Acrobat, it hovers in the upper left, sometimes covering art that I need to see when zooming in. Is there a way to dock it so it isn't hovering, or at least temporarily hide it? The attached image shows how it is "floating" above the window. I need it to not float so it doesn't cover my PDF workspace. Thanks!

[Kimberly32737632q482]

I absolutely hate it! We should be able to either move or hide. Please fix.

[Harry28909236roqs]

It's been four months. Fix it.

[Mimi29047886lq18]

It would make more sense to dock the quick action toolbar in the pages/navigation sidebar on the right side.

I've removed as many quick tools as possible to reduce the size of the quick action toolbar, but 6 tools have been selected as default and can't be removed.

[suzannef47728348]

I agree. I'm looking at an agenda and double checking times. The toolbar blocks the first time listed so I have no idea if the time listed is corrected. Adobe, this is a major issue, please fix it!

[Benjamin27417044hh8l]

YES!!! DISABLE THE NEW ACROBAT!    R&D failed miserably on this one.  There is nothing to like about the new acrobat.  I disabled it and all is good again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[acmontesh]

I am withdrawing my subscription from Adobe PRO and moving to Foxit. It is incredibly annoying that they cannot fix this simple thing in months. 

[Timothy293311832eac]

Agreed, it would be great to be able to move/remove/add tools in Adobe. Being able to remove the Quick Actions is a start, but I also think it'd be better if users could place tools on the top toolbar like in previous editions (and in almost every other MS Office product). Users would likely feel more comfortbale using your product if they could arrange their editing workspace in a way that suits them - not being forced to view things the way Adobe demands.

[Dawn29332457f59g]

I agree!!! The change is very frustrating!

[ScottHaugaard]

Under View>Disable New Acrobat.

Things go back to normal.

[Joshua Love]

You are my hero. Thank you. 

[Deena264312739w2y]

Thank you! Now I'll go back to using it.

[Shane Herbert]

Spectacular, back to normal.  Cant believe it was that easy to fix. Youre a champ, thanks.

PS mine wasnt thru view and instead just in the list of items under the 3 bars button (after view ..).

[valerier26161496]

Thank you!!!

[J a K]

THANK YOU

[Candace295663451i4x]

Thank you so much for helping me get rid of that annoying floating tool bar!

[John Mortensen]

Yes, it was under the three bars. So ridiculous and a waste of time.

[Christa22912950ba8x]

OMG that worked!!!  Thank you!  I just spent two hours on chat with adobe and they couldn't tell me this!

[Samantha Ridely]

Thank you so much! I could get used to the tool being on the left instead of the right, but having that floating toolbar covering my document when I zoom in is just plain stupid.

[heatherz34691175]

I'm sorry but new here.  Where is view?  I don't see it on my screen.

[heatherz34691175]

Never mind!   I found it thank you!!

[Will29295139svbp]

Thank you very much for the solution. Long term though, can we never enjoy the new UI design because of this toolbar? I would rather not be stuck in the old UI forever. A great temporary solution but is this going to get fixed?

[Suzanne302175432ye0]

I don't have 'Disable New Acrobat' under View

[Karen30560603a2no]

I don't have that option under View - can you share a screenshot of where it is?

[Ken5E27]

Perfect! Thank you!!

[Steven309499529wt8]

I created an account just to thank you for this answer, Scott. Everyone feels the need to ruin a perfectly good thing to justify their continued employment or fees