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@charliebarmore charliebarmore released this 12 Aug 16:55
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LedgerPDF v0.1.3

This alpha release makes flattened PDF copies clearer and safer to reopen.

What changed

  • LedgerPDF now detects copies whose marks were flattened into permanent page content.
  • Before importing one as a new plain binder, the app explains that its visible marks are no longer editable and defaults to Cancel.
  • The warning recognizes both newly created flattened copies and legacy LedgerPDF flattened exports.

This prevents a printed note icon from looking like a broken clickable comment: in a flattened copy, the icon is page content rather than an editable PDF annotation.

Downloads

  • macOS Apple silicon: the DMG and ZIP are signed with Ledger Labs LLC's Developer ID, notarized by Apple, and stapled.
  • Windows x64: the installer is currently unsigned, so Windows may show a SmartScreen warning. The exact installer passed clean per-user install, registration, packaged-app, and uninstall checks in CI.
  • SHA256SUMS contains hashes for all three artifacts.

LedgerPDF is still alpha software. Keep source documents backed up and review exported work before relying on it.

Verification

  • Source commit: 1c331a0c80a53f7c8d472d5dc92be3f3bfcc9b8d
  • Windows release-candidate run: 31618501099
  • Public CI: macOS, Windows, and CodeQL all passed
  • macOS: signature, Gatekeeper, notarization/stapling, packaged UI, frozen engine, export, recents, MCP, and renderer-protocol checks passed
  • Cross-viewer verification: annotated and flattened marks aligned in both PDFium and Poppler
  • Dependency audits: zero npm production vulnerabilities and no known Python vulnerabilities
  • Secret scan: no leaks found across the public history
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