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PDF Toolbox 0.7
- Export PDF in the Markdown editor brings the sidebar back as soon as the
print dialog closes. On a Googlebook it stayed hidden until the next click. - A permanent package name,
io.github.kuscher.pdftoolbox, in place of the
placeholderlocal.pdftoolbox, so PDF Toolbox can go to the Play Store. To
Android it is a new app: this version installs next to 0.6.1 instead of
updating it. Once it works, uninstall the old PDF Toolbox (files you made stay
in your Download folder). - Open with and Share while PDF Toolbox is open no longer drop the file into
the tool on screen. The bar says the file is waiting, as when the app starts,
and the next tool you open takes it; Use here puts it into the open tool.
Install
On your Googlebook, download PDFToolbox.apk below (188 MB) in Chrome and open it.
Android asks once to allow installs from Chrome (or Files): allow it, then
choose Install. The README walks through it with the
messages you'll see. One APK for every Googlebook, Intel (x86_64) or Arm.
Verify
- SHA-256 of PDFToolbox.apk:
d5cfcde8cdb379670f58a870cb9c7f231245ec442e34f0d1d2afe1798e0d84a9 - Signing certificate SHA-256:
01:ED:3C:81:45:A8:CB:8B:F8:99:59:79:4F:53:BD:74:01:E5:07:CF:6D:80:C0:C3:D2:D9:B6:EB:EF:AF:62:3E
License and source
PDF Toolbox's own code is MIT-licensed. The app contains BentoPDF and several
engines under the GNU AGPL v3, so the app as a whole is distributed under the
AGPL v3; every component is listed in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md
and in the app under About & licenses. The complete source is
PDFToolbox-0.7-source.tar.gz below; PDFToolbox-0.7-third-party-sources.tar has the sources of the GPL and LGPL
parts inside the engines (fonts, FFmpeg, libvips, libheif and others).