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Thanks I am not sure I understand this though: > i just created an account for you :-)
this was my first comment on hackernews, so i had to create a new account
( I was wondering if you meant you created an account on your app for me :) )
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Preview.app is surprisingly good at a lot of this. Someone should clone it for Linux/Windows.
That’s odd, people keep saying this, but Preview doesn’t work on a lot of PDFs for me. Do you have a good explainer of what it can do?
Still not trustworthy. Works as advertised. Gains trust Changes app Steals data And I doubt that everybody always disables the internet connection while they use the app.
If you know how to use Dev Tools, then you can be sure.
That's the point of gaining trust.
Still not trustworthy. Works as advertised. Gains trust Changes app Steals data And I doubt that everybody always disables the internet connection while they use the app.
valid point, but this is not our intention. hold us accountable - shame us directly and reference this comment. sincerly, simon
For Mac users, most of these things can be done in the default Preview.app
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Preview.app is surprisingly good at a lot of this. Someone should clone it for Linux/Windows.
That’s odd, people keep saying this, but Preview doesn’t work on a lot of PDFs for me. Do you have a good explainer of what it can do?
Since CoreGraphics on MacOS has fairly rich PDF support, Preview can do some degree of PDF manipulation: reorder pages, delete pages, insert pages, rotate, crop, annotate, etc.