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ADOBE sued, finally


Hi Ivo, thanks you I've installed Foxit reader and get ridden of Adobe Acrobat reader. I think the same rationale can be applied to Google Chrome vs Firefox and to Outlook vs. Thunderbird.
 
Alessandro Serrao said:
Hi Ivo, thanks you I've installed Foxit reader and get ridden of Adobe Acrobat reader. I think the same rationale can be applied to Google Chrome vs Firefox and to Outlook vs. Thunderbird.
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Let's hope that Foxit manages to avoid enshittification for a while.
Chrome is nice for corporate/school setting, being de facto tool and having all the remote management options. But for private use I deem Chrome to be cancerous and use Firefox indeed
 
Outlook does then to have a few :features: which facilitate accidentally clicking on Spam.
 
warden said:
I have an extra license that I don't need right now so I'll cancel it and let y'all know how easy or hard it is.
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I finally got around to cancelling my subscription. Including taking these screenshots it took three minutes, and I didn't need to speak to anyone on the phone. I don't know how they could make it easier to cancel an Adobe subscription.

I imagine it's so easy because in the past they made it hard and got in trouble for it.

Anyway, three clicks... Manage Plan > Cancel your plan > Continue > *Poof* it's gone.




 
Wasn't that hard right, Adobe?
 
I'm on LR5. No plans to move on. Have LR3 on one old computer. Maybe if I hit the lotto I will let them rape me.






Included were:

5 optical discs.
30 day Adobe Elements Trial
8 page fold-out brochure
2 page brochure
19 page instruction manual dated 9, 2011
Plastic disc box
Cardboard box.
6 page fold-out brochure
 
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