I am having the same issue, I had all the tools last time I opened the same document and now only have 2

I get the same. Client annotated 'stike through' and 'text' changes. But they don't appear on my review on the page, only as text comments in the review box, so there is no way to see where the comments are refering to on the document. Pins appear and pencil marks. First time use and a total disapointment.

I'll add another issue I discovered. If you edit the text and the the text reflows, the pins inserted by the reviewer don't flow with the text but stay on the page where the reviewer first put them. So after some time spent working on the text, the pins and their referents disengage, producing even more confusion.

Seriously, this feature is super flawed and should never have been released.

Have lost several days on a time sensitive job and ****** off an author because I had no idea this feature doesn't actually work.

And is it a different issue that once changes are made in the reviewed document that the 'link' to the original edit and the corrected text in the ID doc is lost? Hard to believe that this is the way this feature is SUPPOSED to work.

Adobe should really hire people who are professional wordsmiths and editors to help them figure out what features are useful and why the ones they deliver are sometimes inadequate (indexes, endnotes, etc.)

This issue is incredibly frustrating and embarrassing after asking several clients for their time and efforts.
Without the highlighted text it is impossible to make over 200 corrections!
You should notify users of these bugs before using the tool (beta version), not subject all of us to unnecessary stress!

Here's hoping the InDesign team updates us soon about a resolution to this problem, because as of 12/15/20, it's still not working. Share for Review can be a game-changing new feature if it works. Right now, that's a big "if."

This issue has been under review for more than a month.

Share for Review was announced as a significant new feature of InDesign. This unreliability issue makes it mostly unusable. It's hard to understand why it is not being dealt with more promptly.

I'm having the same problem. When I first did the Share for Review 9 days ago, I could see in the browser and InDesign program the highlights, strike-throughs, etc that one of the reviewers made. I had to wait for 6 other people to add their comments. Now today, when I'm ready to make all the changes, I was surprised to only see a few pins, that's it. One of the spreads had no pins at all. This is on the browser (Edge & Firefox) and InDesign.

All the comments are there on the side. When I click on one of them, the InDesign program supposedly "jumps" to where the comment is mapped, but there is no marker and I don't know what it is referring to.

This was the first time I tried Share for Review and now it's rather embarrassing I have to go back to my clients--who really liked it--and tell them it was working but now stopped working and I have no idea what their comments refer to.

Latest version of InDesign. Windows 10. Edge & Firefox.

Update: Now in the browser, I only see the Place a Pin and Drawing icons. The highlight, strike-through, replace text icons are gone.

My client says she can still see all the annotations and comments. I tried to log out of my account and log in as her (through her Google account), but that didn't work. Is there a way you can help me do that? I really need to get this done!

I'm making this new comment just so I can upload the second screenshot. I hope it works this time!

I am having the same problem. I am working on a long book (250+ pages). I made some changes but didn't get it finished. I sent a new version for review. I didn't realize that when I did, the former annotations would disappear.

Now, the client has made more changes in further chapters. I can see some of them, but not all. I can't see the highlights at all, but I can see some strikethrough.

In the online version (Chrome) I can see some places where there is a tiny part of the annotation showing off the edge of the page. When I click on it, it does highlight the comment it relates to, but it's obviously not in the right place. Take a look at my second screenshot and you'll see what I mean. (I discovered that the screenshot didn't upload properly, so I edited the comment, but now it won't give me the option to upload more???. I guess I'll make a new comment above.

Same problem in MacOS 11.0.1, InD 16.0.1

I can see all of the comments, but not where they are on the page. This is the same in the online review. I have ensured that "Show Annotations" is correctly turned on. I have sent the link to other users, both those with Adobe CC and those without and everyone has the same issue. It was working yesterday, but no longer works today. I think it has something to do with the latest release.

For the past Month or two, only the thumbtack and pencil annotations will show both online and in InDesign. The Highlight, Replace Text and Strike through annotations do not show in inDesign, only online. Also normally when you select the comment in InDesign the text selected fro strikethrough or replace text gets highlighted, it's not doing that either. So essentially that type fo comment is not useful with this bug.

The screenshots show online version and the InDesign version.

Im not in preview mode in InDesign. The "Hide Annotations" is toggled off.

Occasionally a couple of these types of annotations will display correctly but not all of them and it seems like that the ones that do show may not always stay that way , wether its after a "save" or closing out the program and opening, those that did show may not show anymore. But in most cases this bug seems to apply to all of them.

I have not seen any discernible pattern to explain why it may be doing this.

InDesign is updated to the most current version as of today (12/04/20)

Have same problem. Fire shared for review, public. Annotations are not visible to be, but they are visible to person who posted them.
Comments themselves display as usual.

Matthew,

Are they logging in with Adobe IDs? I found some tools are only available if the end user is logged in that way.

Inversely, my reviewers cannot see those controls in the web browser, but I can see them in InDesign.

This is also happening to me. V16 on MacOS Catalina, latest update for that system as of this morning.

I have a 60 page document. Invite only sharing with 5 people using Adobe IDs. One of those is a reviewer account I set up with an Adobe ID so I can get client facing view too.

I moved 2 spreads up in the order and created a new spread after the cover. This has resulted in a parallel experience to the original poster.

On the reviewer account I am able to see the old version, with no page updates, and everything working as expected. I can resolve issues here and see that synced back to InDesign. If I go out to the hyperlink provided in the share dialogue, next to update button, logged into the owner account, I can’t see many of same issues I should be able to visually. I can see them listed, but they are not on page as expected. So, only the reviewer account is accurately rendering the icons on the document preview and linking them to the issues list as expected.

I have an additional issue, perhaps I should make a new thread, but it’s so basic. The show/hide button for annotations in InDesign is an endless spinning blue loader animation. I occasionally see the icon, but usually only when I first open the document and don’t scroll.

I’m happy to help Adobe in any way I can to get this fixed. Need me to send a Loom QA video, I got you. Just let me know how to help. This is a brilliant feature that needs some love.

I am sharing a layout for review and all markup being applied in the review document is showing in InDesign... Except strikethrough and replace text.

I do not have any filters active in the review panel.

InDesign is not showing a majority of the review annotations. I have it updated to the latest version (16.0) and I have preview mode turned off. It is consistently not showing on the web browser and desktop software. On the document, I have comments from the same day from the same user showing inconsistently.

Mainly it isn't showing where text has been struck-through or highlighted, but it shows where shapes were drawn just fine. The comments still show on the side but it doesn't show where the annotation is when I click on the comment, and I can't see the annotations after manually scanning the text.