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@bgalvan1277 bgalvan1277 released this 06 Aug 11:35
· 1 commit to main since this release

Page editing, and two fixes that were quietly costing people work.

Page editing

Open the Pages panel and you can now select pages and delete, reorder, copy, or export them, then save the result back into the PDF.

  • Right-click a page for the menu, or select and press Delete
  • Right-clicking a page outside the selection selects it, the way a file manager does
  • Every change is undoable before you save
  • Cut, copy, and paste pages, and drag to reorder
  • Export a selection as a new PDF, which defaults to a new filename so it can never overwrite the document you carved it out of

Fixes

External links never opened. "Visit NoBloatPDF.com", "Buy me a coffee", and "Check for Updates" all did nothing. The app had permission to run the open-URL command but no permission for any URL, so every call was rejected, and the failure was being swallowed silently. Those links now work, and a failure surfaces instead of looking like a dead button.

Unsaved work could vanish without warning. The close prompt only ever checked bookmark edits. Annotations, signatures, and page changes were discarded silently when closing a tab, closing the window, or switching tabs. All three now warn first.

Downloads

File Size SHA-256
NoBloatPDF-Setup-1.4.0.exe 4.6 MB 13033F5C2492C102298DF938622886CA75857609D2130742F9D2A10DCF493FD1
NoBloatPDF-1.4.0-apple-silicon.dmg 5.7 MB 8E684F47C446A6580BDEC1EF7840FAACC39693445E1401032A194F212D565676
NoBloatPDF-1.4.0-intel.dmg 5.8 MB 2112FFB8271CBB3847E9F87F50D2EE176A88300C1D99107D0617DB0189B6A16D

The Windows installer is signed with a Microsoft-verified publisher identity (Brian Galvan) and installs per user, so no admin rights are needed. The macOS builds are Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple, and both were verified on macOS 15 and macOS 26 by installing the DMG and confirming a real PDF renders.

Also available with winget install nobloatpdf.

Still zero network calls. Still 4.6 MB. Still MIT.