Maaz-Sohail

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by Maaz-Sohail 7mo ago
Hey HN, Six months ago I needed to compress my tax return. Googled it, uploaded to the first site I found, then thought: "Wait, where did my file just go?" That uncomfortable feeling led to PDFfreeEditor – a PDF tool where files n
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by Maaz-Sohail 7mo ago
Hi HN, I built pdffreeeditor.com, a free online PDF toolkit. It’s intentionally “boring”: do the job fast, don’t force accounts, and try not to feel sketchy. I recently did a pretty big SEO + structure cleanup (canonical/meta/sche
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Why does resizing a JPG require uploading it?(creatoryn.com)
2 points by Maaz-Sohail 8mo ago|1 comments
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by Maaz-Sohail 8mo ago
Hi HN, I noticed something that felt oddly normal on the web, but the more I thought about it, the more it bothered me. Most “free” online image tools (convert, resize, compress) work by uploading your image to a server, processing it there
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by Maaz-Sohail 8mo ago
Thanks for pointing this out — that’s fair criticism. The CMP is coming from AdSense, but you’re right that this clashes with the “privacy-first” positioning, especially without a clear reject-all option. That’s on me to fix. I totally get
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Feedback on a client-side, privacy-first PDF editor I built(pdffreeeditor.com)
1 points by Maaz-Sohail 8mo ago|2 comments
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by Maaz-Sohail 8mo ago
Haha i cant agree more, But a serious number of these posts are just baby projects without any solid outcome, as they don't usually offer promised results a.k.a editing pdf rather features like merge, split, reorder only not actual tex
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Show HN: Free PDF Editor by TechRex – client-side PDF editing, OCR, compression(pdffreeeditor.com)
3 points by Maaz-Sohail 8mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: TechRex – client-side PDF editor (no upload, no watermark)
1 points by Maaz-Sohail 1y ago|1 comments