I rely on a handful of open-source web apps that handle everyday tasks without installing anything locally.

Open-source tools are more prevalent and important to use than ever before, especially if you’re trying to make the switch from Adobe software like Acrobat. With more data farming, AI integration, and ...

When it comes to reading and processing PDFs, the app of choice for many people is Adobe Acrobat, and for good reason. The app can do a wide array of tasks, from basic processes like annotating, ...

The PDF (portable document format) standard was created in the 1990s by Adobe cofounder John Warnock to make it possible for people to share reliably formatted documents across a wide range of ...

I feel like my epic quest is over. After years of searching, I’ve finally found a free, offline, no-strings-attached PDF editor — and it’s excellent. It merges, it edits, it converts, and it even ...

To many, free open source software and Microsoft Windows seem to be mutually exclusive. After all, the open source development model is most closely associated with the Linux OS and, to a lesser ...

The Foxit PDF Editor app gives users access to a comprehensive set of features and is designed for serious users rather than those seeking to edit documents casually. As a result, the user interface ...

There’s no need to stick with Windows’ preloaded applications. These time-tested apps are all free — and open source, too. Windows comes loaded with a lot of applications, but to be honest, they ...