FileForge 0.4.0

Added

• PDF to text: the text layer as .txt or Markdown with a heading per page; wrapped lines are joined back into
  paragraphs. (#25)
• Remove PDF metadata: shows title, author, software, dates, keywords and XMP, then strips them. Other PDF
  tools no longer stamp pdf-lib's producer and dates into the files they save. (#23)
• Compress PDF has a lossless mode (default): compact structure, metadata dropped, text stays selectable. (#23)
• Remove metadata (images) shows what it will remove first: camera, lens, date, exposure, software,
  orientation and the GPS location with a map link. (#24)
• Progress bar with the current file name and a Cancel button for batches; page-by-page progress for
  PDF rendering. (#17)
• Every tool remembers the options you used last time (dropdowns, sliders, checkboxes, colours, numbers; not
  page ranges), with a "Reset options to defaults" link. (#16)
• Copy button on text and image results and on the text tools' output; Ctrl/⌘+Enter runs the tool. (#21)
• Files can be dropped anywhere on the page. On phones the tool list is a dropdown in the top bar instead of a
  screen-high sidebar. (#22)
• The installed web app is an "Open with" target for images, PDFs, Markdown, CSV and JSON files. (#26)

FileForge 0.3.1

Fixed

• Watermark PDF and Add page numbers accept Cyrillic, Greek and extended Latin text: a bundled Noto Sans subset
  is embedded (through fontkit) whenever the text goes beyond what the standard PDF fonts cover. (#1)
• JSON format & validate reports the line and column of an error again, in every browser; the broken
  character is selected in the editor. (#2)
• CSV → JSON keeps leading zeros ("01234", "0501234567") and non-canonical numbers as strings. (#3)
• Images to PDF rotates phone photos upright (EXIF orientation) and sizes "fit" pages at a chosen resolution
  (150 dpi by default) instead of 1 px = 1 pt. (#4, #5)
• Compress image and Compress PDF return the original file, with a note, when re-encoding would only make it
  bigger. (#6, #7)
• Files that arrive with an empty MIME type are accepted by their extension. (#8)
• The Markdown preview is sandboxed and the app page carries a Content-Security-Policy, so HTML inside a
  Markdown file can no longer run scripts. (#9)
• SVG files without width/height render at 1024 px on the long side from their viewBox instead of 300 × 150. (#10)
• Target-size compression decodes the image once and only re-encodes, about 5× faster on large photos. (#11)
• Toasts are announced to screen readers, the results list is a live region, the dropzone is a labelled button
  and there is a "Skip to the tool" link. (#12)
• "Edit image in FileForge" works on data: and blob: images (the extension reads the bytes in the page and
  hands them to the app; needs the new scripting permission). (#13)
• Plural forms ("1 page", "2 records") and row counts in the result notes. (#14)