>2025
>Cannot split, rearrange, remove pages, combine pages of a pdf without a $200/year subscription
This is how state secrets get leaked on those combinepdf websites

>>105925642 (OP)
>This is how state secrets get leaked on those combinepdf websites
this has never happened

>he pays for his PDF tools
ngmi

>>105925686
whats this i need to know

>>105925642 (OP)
>what is mupdf
get a load of this retard lmao

>>105925642 (OP)
>Cannot split, rearrange, remove pages, combine pages of a pdf
yes you can

>>105925693

Stirling PDF

>>105925822
>Open Source
>Multiple tools
>Automation
What's the trick?

>>105925642 (OP)
for me its pdfsam or just Microsoft Word

>>105925905
the trick is that its open source and to get it running you have to host it yourself

>>105926331
>to get it running you have to host it yourself
Fucking awesome

jPdf Tweak

>itt: OP finds out all these websites are just running open source tools behind the scenes

>>105926416
the open source tools have a discoverability problem, they might as well not exist to normies like OP. paying $200/yr is easier than finding using open sores software for most people

if you're autistic you can use latex with the pdfpages package

pdf is dumb should have always been read only word

Correction, the inability to split re-arrange, or remove PDF pages on a completely locked down corporate machine without a $200/year subscription that will definitely not make it through requisitioning for you is why state secrets get leaked on those combine online pdf sites. I could be probably 6x as productive with an unlocked computer

>>105925822
>Stirling PDF
aw shit that looks based

>>105925642 (OP)

https://pdfchain.sourceforge.io/

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Kill yourself

>>105925642 (OP)
unrelated but can't mark a font in Word as having relevant whitespace to keep in a pdf export

Hard mode: Enterprise apps only (using a work laptop that can't install third party software)

>>105926918
+1
Worked for a company and when I got there I found out the whole business model hinged on one 'proprietiary' software that they used and paid good money for. Despite no previous interest in the field I immediately noticed it's nothing but a 'more polished' (if you want... alternatively dumbed down) GUI for a FOSS that I happened to know by coincidence. I told them. They were all like 'nah thank you keep your open i dont know thing we'll stick with this real awesome software'. I think their brains just stopped functioning when I said 'GUI'.