The best way to performance test PDF readers is to load old yellowing-page books with page print-through and other similar graphics noise (if anything is going to slow readers down then this will as whole pages have to be analyzed as graphics). Foxit is still my default reader and the one I still recommend to clients.) Although Foxit has had problems, especially in its inability to accurately render detailed graphics which have now been fixed, Foxit has consistently outperformed Adobe Reader, especially in speed. However, by the end of 2005 I'd personally switched to Foxit because of the increasing slowness and excessive bloatware in Adobe Reader. You may refer to the following forum thread for the same: Scrolling through PDF files is slow using Adobe Reader on MY MACBOOK pro with retinaĪlso.(Background and my biases: I've used or have been required to test just about every version of the Adobe Reader since PDF version 1.0 in the early 1990s. If that doesn't work, try toggling the settings given under Preferences > Page Display > Rendering and check if that helps.
You may also download updates from here: Adobe software and product updates How to fix a SERIOUS lag issue for Acrobat and Reader on a Macbook Pro for forms? Please.Īlso, check if an update is available for Acrobat using "Check for updates" option under "Help" menu, reboot the machine after installing update and try again. Try the troubleshooting steps suggested in the following forum thread under correct answer and check if that helps: As per the issue description mentioned above Acrobat Pro DC is freezing when viewing pdfs, is that correct?
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