Post by Philip Kiff

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Three recent PDF news items you may have missed:

1. The @PDFassociation launched their "Product Showcase" - a searchable database of members that can be filtered by PDF service provided. [1]

2. The PDF Association also wants you to know that despite Google's claims, Chrome cannot "sign" a PDF. [2]

3. Documenso ( @documenso ) released LibPDF: "The PDF library Typescript deserves". [3]

[1] https://pdfa.org/our-all-new-product-showcase-is-live/

[2] https://pdfa.org/huggingface-echoes-safedocs/#chrome-does-not-sign-or-annotate-your-pdf

[3] https://libpdf.documenso.com/

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The PDF Association @PDFassociation announced their "all-new" Product Showcase in January. The new interface provides an improved search, and the ability to search by product types, standards, and features.

For example, you can search for only open source or no-cost solutions. Or ones that offer Tagged PDF or PDF/UA-1 or 2. Or filter the results to only list those who offer "Remediate Tagged PDF" service.

https://pdfa.org/product-showcase

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Folks at the PDF Association @PDFassociation are frustrated by Google's claims in a marketing video that you can now use Chrome to "sign" a PDF.

"Chrome does NOT sign or annotate your PDF!"

"But it will allow you to scrawl on it […] it is a disservice to their users that the Chrome team has decided to promote this new PDF capability using the words 'sign' and 'signature' as there are no electronic or digital signature capabilities."

https://pdfa.org/huggingface-echoes-safedocs/#chrome-does-not-sign-or-annotate-your-pdf

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