I read the CNET article on it. Thinking about switching over to it and uninstalling Adobe reader.
http://download.cnet.com/Foxit-Reader/3000-10743_4-10313206.html
http://download.cnet.com/Foxit-Reader/3000-10743_4-10313206.html
OK, I agree with you to a point, and I have Adobe Reader 6 installed in one of my machines. However, there are a few websites that will crash the 6.0 reader, and there are myriad security issues when using such an old version.Beauty, I use FoxIt Reader all the time. It's 90% less of a resource hog than Adobe Reader will ever be, but if you're used to Adobe, then you should stick to Version 6 or below of Acrobat Reader.
That's as may be BUT....I have heard that the newer freebie versions of Foxit, contain toolbars and such that cannot be opted out of. To be sure, this is hearsay on my part. The installer I have, (approaching 1 year old), contains a nuisance desktop shortcut, which goes directly to Ebay. Yes, you can delete it.I've been using it for a long time :wave:
As I stated above, I suggest paying attention when you're installing Foxit, and carefully mind the tickboxes, so you don't get a bunch of garbage to go with it.I read the CNET article on it. Thinking about switching over to it and uninstalling Adobe reader.