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Show HN: CrabPDF – privacy-first PDF editor that edits real text

crabpdf.com

10 points·by rabbithols·3 mesi fa·8 comments

In-browser PDF editor that modifies PDFs

crabpdf.com

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Show HN: Node as WASM module, fullstack on a static page. Webdev is pretty wild

allyoucaneat.robeert.com

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Blazemark – A fast web Markdown editor with worker and WASM

rabbithols.github.io

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Ubuntu Unity8 on Gnome

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rabbithols

·3 mesi fa·discuss

no. No data are shared with the server.

rabbithols

·3 mesi fa·discuss

Yes, sadly but true.

rabbithols

·3 mesi fa·discuss

I totally understand the concern.

That’s exactly why I suggest installing it as a PWA and then disabling network access on the PWA. In my opinion, that’s actually the best way to use it.

rabbithols

·3 mesi fa·discuss

In-browser PDF editor

Built a client-side PDF editor. No uploads, no server everything runs in the browser.

Unlike typical tools that use overlays or server-side processing, this edits the actual PDF structure using PDF.js + pdf-lib.

Demo: https://crabpdf.com

rabbithols

·5 anni fa·discuss

Now the huge repaint was removed.

rabbithols

·5 anni fa·discuss

I will study the subject, that's the same question I had today. For now I've implement a stupid parser that convert the html to react component.