New StopBadware guidelines take aim at software update bundling

That ain't all, buddy.: Acrobat Reader adds all sorts of bloat to support every last possibility for content in a PDF. Some of this has no business in a PDF anyway, IMO.

I seen people freak out, thinking they'd been infected with something, when some bit of Adobe Bloat made its presence known. Of course, they were only infected with Acrobat Reader.

Didn't know they bundled Air in as well, I dropped Reader as soon as I found something else.; Posted by: seanferd Posted on: 08/27/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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That ain't all, buddy. seanferd | 08/27/08

Me too fairportfan | 08/27/08

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