Recommendations for a PDF reader

[mza]

Greetings:

I need to install (or keep) a PDF reader; preferably a lightweight one that just displays documents without the need to edit them or "phone home". Any recommendations?

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[xdrc45]

Adobe Reader is probably the most commonly used PDF reader available.
Pretty small app and easy to use.
Here the link for the Play Store -
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ZS5yZWFkZXIiXQ..

[probbiethe1]

I like using aldiko reader

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[Traveller1701]

I have both Aldiko and Acrobat. Adobe displays the PDFs a bit better than Aldiko, but Aldiko loads up the file at the place the reader left off. It balances out.

[mza]

I'm surprised to see anyone call Adobe Reader small. I tried it and it's not bad but I was hoping for a thumbnail display like the desktop version.

Also, I am willing to pay for the app, but I am not willing to have ads take up any screen space.

[SEMIJim]

I like Aldiko. I don't trust Adobe anything any further than I can spit.

Jim

[Traveller1701]

I block Acrobat Reader's Internet access using Droidwall, and that eliminates my concerns with Adobe.

[arbarnhart]

I downloaded a PDF file and was surprised to see Kindle, which is preloaded, appear as a choice. I was downloading documentation that I will keep long term, so having it on a virtual bookshelf made sense. It does a good job. I would not like the headache of the extra steps to manage files that were short term though.

[vetteman72]

So this might be a little late, but my app of choice is EZ PDF Reader. I liked it so much I bought the paid version. Tons of features, so many ways to configure it... I'd recommend it over any others

[WasteLandSavage]

Adobe Reader is probably the most commonly used PDF reader available.
Pretty small app and easy to use.
Here the link for the Play Store -
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ZS5yZWFkZXIiXQ..

I was going to say the same thing but you beat me to it!
This is what I use as well and it has always worked well for me.