Microsoft says that you'll be able to skip laborious line-by-line translations of PDFs and just auto-generate a new one using its Microsoft Edge browser.

Microsoft and Adobe have partnered to integrate the Adobe Acrobat PDF rendering engine directly into the Edge browser, replacing the existing PDF engine.

From June, Microsoft's Edge browser will be able to translate PDF documents into different languages at the touch of a button.

Unlike most browsers that only allow you to open and view PDFs, Microsoft Edge enables you to make changes like adding text, drawings, and comments.

Microsoft’s Build 2025 conference revealed a major update for its Edge browser. The company is adding a new feature to break down language barriers through built-in PDF translation.

This post helps to add a text box to PDF using a free software and an online tool. You can adjust the size of text box, text style, etc.

Microsoft’s web browser, Edge, now comes with integrated Adobe Acrobat technology, enhancing its PDF capabilities. The company confirmed the changes in a blog post published earlier this week ...

Microsoft and Adobe also are working to add the new Acrobat PDF engine to the Edge browser for macOS systems.

The integration of Adobe Acrobat's PDF technology into Microsoft Edge will begin gradually, starting with an optional opt-in for managed devices.