move toolbar to the bottom

[_AWID_]

Hi

I don't know what this bar is actually called, but I would like to move it to the bottom of my Acrobat-Workspace. Is that possible?

Regards

[Tariq Ahmad · Accepted solution]

Hi @_AWID_, 

Thanks for reaching out. 
Sadly, it is not possible to move Toolbars in Acrobat. To get more information on workspace, please check this page: https://adobe.ly/4gGVEsQ;

Let us know if you have more questions. 

~Tariq

[_AWID_]

Thanks for the quick response, Tariq

This is annoying 😞

The problem is: on my second screen I work in portrait mode, so I need the horizontal space for the document and would like to have the comments and tool at the bottom or top. Maybe Adobe could make this adjustment at some point... I think it would be useful for many users, not just me. 😉

Regards

[Tariq Ahmad]

Thank you for sharing your feedback and suggestions! @_AWID_ 

I completely understand how working in portrait mode on a second screen changes the way you need to organize your workspace. Having the option to move the comments and tools to the bottom or top to save horizontal space is an excellent idea, and I agree that it could be helpful for many users with similar setups. 😊

While Adobe Acrobat doesn't currently have this specific customization option as mentioned previously, we encourage you to share your idea directly with our product team by submitting it through the Adobe Wish Form. This is the best way to ensure your feedback is reviewed and considered for future updates. You can submit your request here: Adobe Feature Request/Wish Form.

Your input is valuable to us, and we appreciate you taking the time to help improve our products. If you have any other suggestions or questions, feel free to let us know.

Thanks again! 

[Ambrosial_care6288]

I have it on the right had side for the newer version and that is very annoying also.  I like to see it at the top of the document where it used to be.  Can we please get that fixed where we can move it where we want it?

[Tariq Ahmad]

Hi @Ambrosial_care6288, 

Thanks for reaching out, and for the feedback. 

That is possible by disabling the new experience. 

1. Go to the hamburger menu  (Windows) or  View (macOS) > Enable new Acrobat.
2. Select Restart to launch the new experience.
3. To return to your current experience, do one of the following:

• Windows®: Select the hamburger menu, and then choose Disable new Acrobat.
• macOS: Go to View > Disable new Acrobat.

For more information on New Experience, please visit this article: https://adobe.ly/45EumQL

Note: By disabling new experience, new features won't be available, like AI Assistant, PDF Spaces,, etc like Acrobat Studio features: https://adobe.ly/45EunUP

Let us know how it works. 

Best regards,
Tariq | Adobe Community Team | Meet Acrobat Studio