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Thanks - indeed there is likely a market for it. One of the issues is that to get a commercial app, you have to solve for most of the edge cases and make sure i

Thanks - indeed there is likely a market for it. One of the issues is that to get a commercial app, you have to solve for most of the edge cases and make sure it has a good enough UI for the non sophisticated. I was thinking about doing it, but it would be a lot of work to do right. By right, I would want it to be the quality of sublime or emacs / vim :) :)

frongpik 6y ago
You'd essentially have a pdf editor that can import a pdf, edit it and export the html back to pdf. Working with official forms is one usecase. Another is an iframe that can preview pdfs without resorting to plugins.
- abhinav22 6y ago
  Indeed - that makes a lot of sense
frongpik 6y ago
Actually, there's one more usecase for a html to pdf converter: making a book-style copy of a multipage website. I'm looking right now at a scientific site with content spread over multiple pages and it's tiring to find and click all the links to make sure I don't miss anything.