Dropbox has established itself as one of the most used online platforms today, to give us an idea, it already stores more than 18 billion documents in PDF that are essential for the day-to-day work of many users, since It is a very widespread format in the professional world, perhaps the most widespread within dropbox.
Because of this, the folks at Dropbox wanted the management of PDF files to be as simple as possible and for that have reduced the number of steps to the maximum or clicks to upload these files to the cloud. In short, they want you to be able to work with any type of file and share it in the simplest way.
It is already available for both PC and Mac, now they can be opened quickly PDF files stored in Dropbox directly from Adobe desktop applications. To this we must also add that they are already working on adapting these options on iOS devices over the next few months, so it will be possible to annotate and comment on the uploaded PDF files to Dropbox directly from your iPhone or iPad with the Adobe Reader application.
Any type of modification, whether editing highlighting text or including annotations in PDFs, will be automatically saved to Dropbox so sharing the work will be easier since we will not have to be aware that Dropbox is open and running, but directly from Acrobat DC we can access them at any time by adding our Dropbox account within it.
The collaboration between these two companies seems to me a step forward, since indeed everything that is integration to make daily work more comfortable it is always welcome.