(Some other "solved" post on another site suggested navigating to Library > Adobe > SLStore and turning something off. I am trying not to rant about how BigBrother intrusive this is. How do I possibly turn off this incredibly annoying "feature"? Thank you to anyone that can help. There IS NO "red cross button" on the top left. The sign in pop-up still persists and there is no way out of it. NOW, every damn time I want to open one of the hundreds of simple PDFs I've created over the years I can't just double click on them (NOR does going to File > Open and selecting the file). I signed in/created the account via Apple as that was an option and I didn't want to use FB or Google. Turned out whatever the feature I had searched for *could* be turned out BUT only for a monthly fee. I recently created an Adobe account to use some feature Acrobat Reader said would be enabled if I signed in. When "Sign-in" window appears, dismiss using the red X in window frame.įrom this point forward, the application will not present "Sign-in" window if launched from browser or double-clicking PDF. Use the applications File->Open menu to load a PDF. Launch Adobe Acrobat Reader DC application directly - not via browser downloads or double-clicking PDF. NOTE: Reboot of system DOES NOT resolve issue.
Disabling acrobat pro request for password on mac pdf#
This "Sign-in" window CANNOT be dismissed using the red X in window frame nor can one scroll the main window with PDF loaded.
A few seconds later the "Sign-in" window appears prompting user for credentials.
Open PDF from BROWSER'S downloaded files window/option.Īdobe Acrobat Reader DC launches successfully and end-user able to scroll/read.Īdobe Acrobat Reader DC launches sucessfully and loads PDF. Therefore it is necessary to recreate this condition according to Adobe's internal processes. Adobe Acrobat Reader DC DOES have an issue that has slipped passed your QA team.īrowser: Fire Fox Developer Edition 73.0b1 (64-bit)Īpp: Acrobat Reader DC version 2019.021.20061 (latest version for Mac).Īccording to message above, unverified Adobe IDs have been signed-out.
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