Show HN: Free, in-browser PDF editor(breezepdf.com)

41 points by philjohnson 7 months ago | 15 comments

Show HN: BreezePDF – Free, in-browser PDF editor(breezepdf.com)

61 points by philjohnson 7 months ago | 35 comments

Show HN: Kis.tools – A directory of tools that work(kis.tools)

27 points by onuradsay 2 years ago | 6 comments

A free, unlimited online PDF converter with Privacy focus(quicklypdf.com)

24 points by nicbars 1 year ago | 30 comments

Show HN: Free, in-browser PDF editor(breezepdf.com)

705 points by philjohnson 1 year ago | 145 comments

Landing page for Breeze PDF, a free PDF editor that runs entirely offline in the browser without uploads or sign-up.

Show HN: PDF Debugger – Inspect Structure of PDF Files(pdf.hyzyla.dev)

107 points by hyzyla 3 years ago | 9 comments

So you want to parse a PDF?(eliot-jones.com)

369 points by UglyToad 1 year ago | 199 comments

Blog post by Eliot Jones explaining how PDF parsing should work per the spec, covering headers, cross-reference tables, object offsets and trailers, and its real-world pitfalls.

A web page that shows you everything the browser told it without asking(sinceyouarrived.world)

495 points by mwheelz 5 months ago | 243 comments

An interactive web page that displays the information a browser reveals to websites automatically, such as device and environment details, without asking permission.

Diff-pdf: tool to visually compare two PDFs(github.com)

522 points by Olshansky 2 years ago | 74 comments

GitHub repository for diff-pdf, a simple open-source tool for visually comparing two PDF files.

Ingesting PDFs and why Gemini 2.0 changes everything(sergey.fyi)

1219 points by serjester 1 year ago | 396 comments

Blog post by Sergey Filimonov on chunking and ingesting millions of PDFs for RAG systems and how Gemini 2.0 improves accuracy and cost.

Choose the browser that best suits your privacy needs(tuta.com)

895 points by grammers 2 years ago | 576 comments

A Tuta blog post comparing web browsers by their privacy features to help readers choose a private browser.

Browser extensions are underrated: the promise of hackable software (2019)(geoffreylitt.com)

552 points by mufty 2 years ago | 275 comments

A 2019 blog post by Geoffrey Litt arguing that browser extensions are underrated as a way for users to customize and modify the software they use.