Stylus Annotations in PDF-Files in Edge

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Hello, i want to make Manual hand-scripted annotations in PDF-files. strangely enough i found out that this is best done in Microsoft Edge. i just miss one Thing: when i make an Annotation in Adobe Reader i can see the user Name on the right Hand side bar. annotations in edge miss this Feature. is there a way to activate that in edge?

and: can i block annotations so that the next user cannot delete them with the eraser?

 

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