Built a browser PDF editor (no signup/no watermark) — Windows feedback welcome

Disclosure: I’m the maker of Free PDF Editor Online. Sharing tests + asking for Windows feedback.

If you’ve done quick PDF fixes online, you’ve likely seen this: a tool says free, you edit, and only at download you hit a paywall, forced login, or a watermark across every page. I ran simple checks across popular sites and saw these patterns repeatedly.

What ours does differently (Windows/Edge/Chrome):

No signup, no watermark — download clean files.

Client-side first — most edits run in your browser for speed & privacy.

Ephemeral conversions — heavy tasks (DOCX↔PDF, PPTX↔PDF) use a short-lived server job; files are auto-deleted after completion.

Reproduce these checks yourself on Windows:

Open DevTools → Network in Edge/Chrome. Add text to a PDF and export.

If basic edits don’t POST the file, they’re truly client-side.

Try Offline (DevTools) and repeat a simple edit—should still work.

Watch for last-second login prompts or watermarks on export.

Links (kept minimal):

Try it: https://pdffreeeditor.com/

Privacy: https://pdffreeeditor.com/privacy/

Any Windows-specific quirks (large scanned PDFs, Edge behavior).

Tricky files for PDF→Excel table extraction or complex forms.

Would a lightweight PWA or desktop shortcut help?