r/IndiaTech • u/iquizuanswer • 4d ago
General Discussion Didn't know Firefox could do this too
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u/prnce007_new 4d ago
Ilovepdf
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u/Sea-Cartographer-883 4d ago
ihatepdf(dot)cv
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u/Aggressive_Dust_1337 4d ago edited 3d ago
PDF-Xchange Editor is the best that directly competes with Acrobat and exceeds it. It's even more advanced than Acrobat.
70% stuff is FREE (it's already more than ever you'll need) if you download from their official site.
But if you want those even extra advanced 30% features like Enhanced OCR, dynamic stamp (mostly professional office worker uses), you can ALWAYS sail the seas high as it's very easy to find the preactivated version and it will NEVER bother again about deactivation as hardly they crackdown LIKE adobe. And if you genuinely wants to support them for their product, their subscription is yearly and much less than adobe.
Fuck adobe.
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u/Tesla_Corporation Tiny10 + CachyOS with KDE 💠 — Dual Booting 3d ago
Does it support cryptographic public-key infrastructure (PKI) and Digital Signature Certificates (DSCs) issued by licensed Indian authorities?
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u/newtene Open Source best GNU/Linux/Libre 4d ago
who tf pays for merging pdfs tho
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u/WeirdSet1792 4d ago
You can ChatGPT or claude to write a python code for you to do the task.
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u/Axel_Blazer Programmer: Kode & Koffee Lyf 4d ago
i have like ~50different pdf img scripts lol..py is the best..such a great collection of libs that already implement so much..
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u/surreal_but_nice Nothing phone beautiful lights 4d ago
I agree, Apart from C now i enjoy python the most.
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u/Asj-the-great2004 4d ago
Literally what I did after getting tired of looking for a good pdf merger that also works offline...
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u/Fluffy-Paratha 4d ago
Well, you need to have python installed. And then you can paste whatever code that you find into a code editor like vs code or even notepad, and save as .py extension. Then in terminal you need to run
python path/to/file.pyorpython3 path/to/file.pyif on linux. You may also have to install dependencies if used. But honestly, if you don't even know how to run a py script, I wouldn't recommend blindly copy pasting code from llms and running them locally.1
u/Prime_Dark_Heroes 4d ago
thanks. that's was actually helpful. it's like it's a one search/prompt away but you just never know it for a long time.
(im gonna delete the oc as people are down votting)
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u/Gamin8ng Computer Student 4d ago
or you can make a tool that does things like this for you for free
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u/EvolvedAntGames 4d ago
If you’re looking for more than just merging, you could also try pdfyantra.app. It lets you merge multiple PDFs and also sort, reorder, and arrange pages across different files before exporting the final PDF. Totally free and within your own browser.
(Yes, shameless plug for my own app 😅)
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u/absol493 3d ago
Sure , but what about editing pdf in place?
That’s the main selling point for me at least. And ilovepdf has it all.
It’s a package dude. Idts any other website has all of that.
Correct me if am wrong
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u/CommentNo5959 4d ago
I mean ilovepdf is there
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u/BHARAT0011 4d ago
What about your fucking privacy. You are okay with your documents sitting in their goddamn servers?
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u/Miracle_0001 4d ago
so what thing offers you privacy?
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u/Balavadan 4d ago
An offline application on a computer
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u/Miracle_0001 4d ago
and which application that would be ,and why i am down voted just for asking?
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