Hello, yes it is

AI wasn’t used for writing code. But its used for two things

1. Generating a large number of malformed PDFs that break the compression
2. As a second judge to compare the compression result, as going through 12k pdfs by myself was infeasible. However I did go through 2k of them by myself

Currently no. But thank you for the recommendation. I will add it

Yes, I actually have been working on implementing it. I have been able to get it working, just not in the browser yet

Yes its already integrated.

Thanks a lot! I am glad.

yonks is a new term I learnt today lol

Nope, Hyper keeps alt text, tags and reading order intact at every compression level. It’s made to produce conformant PDFs by default unless you choose otherwise

Thank you very much!

That’s great to know! (:

Thank you! Hope you like it

Wow you were one of the very first users then. Thank you for your support!

Hi! Yes it does. its mentioned in the docs: https://kura.bentopdf.com/docs/preflight#writing-your-own

Thanks a lot! I am glad it helped

Great thank you very much. I have updated it to reflect the same

Hi, I just wanted to clarify the AI disclosure requirement again.

I used AI to help generate a large number of malformed PDF files including edge case PDFs that break PDF conformance, which I then used for testing and validating both the engines. However, AI was not used to write the engine’s code or the actual test cases.

Would this require me to tag the post as [AIH] / AI-involved? Thank you

Hello! Thank you I have updated it. I believe if its CBH then rule 8 does not apply? If I missed anything then kindly let me know

Thank you! (:

haha thanks

Thank you! It started off as a simple tool as I wanted to merge PDFs visually by applying page ranges and I couldn’t find any offline tool for that. I happened to then post it on reddit, and people asked me to open source it. After which I kept adding features on request and here we are 😂

Yes! It performs true redaction. You can find it in the editor tool