Add document timestamping to the Secure PDF section using RFC 3161
protocol. Users can select from preset TSA servers (DigiCert, Sectigo,
SSL.com, Entrust, FreeTSA) or enter a custom TSA URL. No personal
certificate is required — only a cryptographic hash is sent to the server.
Key changes:
- Timestamp PDF page with TSA server selector, FAQ and SEO structured data
- timestampPdf() function with CORS proxy URL resolution
- TimestampNode for the workflow engine
- Tool entry in Secure PDF category + homepage i18n
- Built-in CORS proxy middleware for dev/preview
- Translations for all 16 languages
Tested with DigiCert, Sectigo and Entrust TSA servers. Timestamps are
verifiable in Adobe Acrobat (ETSI.RFC3161 SubFilter).
- Refactored OCR page recognition to utilize a configured Tesseract worker.
- Added functions to manage font URLs and asset filenames based on language.
- Implemented language availability checks and error handling for unsupported languages.
- Enhanced PDF workflow to display available OCR languages and handle user selections.
- Introduced utility functions for resolving Tesseract asset configurations.
- Added tests for OCR functionality, font loading, and Tesseract runtime behavior.
- Updated global types to include environment variables for Tesseract and font configurations.
- Added support for 'moved' and 'style-changed' change types in PDF comparison.
- Implemented category filters for changes, allowing users to filter by text, images, headers, annotations, formatting, and background.
- Introduced zoom functionality with buttons for zooming in, out, and resetting to default.
- Updated UI to reflect new change types and categories, including visual indicators for moved and style-changed items.
- Enhanced summary display to include counts for moved and style-changed changes.
- Refactored rendering logic to accommodate zoom levels and improve performance.
- Added tests for new change detection features and category assignments.
- Deleted the exportCompareHtmlReport function and its related imports.
- Introduced a dropdown menu for exporting comparison results as PDFs with multiple modes (split, alternating, left, right).
- Updated the comparison logic to utilize caching for page models and comparison results.
- Refactored rendering functions to improve code organization and maintainability.
- Enhanced UI elements for better user experience during PDF export.
- Refactored CompareState to import from a centralized type definition.
- Enhanced the compare-pdfs.html layout with improved styles for overlay and side-by-side modes.
- Added new CSS styles for various UI components including panels, buttons, and highlights.
- Implemented a new sidebar for displaying change summaries and filters.
- Created unit tests for text comparison logic, including diffing text runs and page pairing.
- Added tests for text normalization functions to ensure proper handling of punctuation and character normalization.
- TRANSLATION.md: Spanish example incorrectly referenced fr/ locale path instead of es/
- footer.html: Instagram and LinkedIn links were missing target=_blank and rel=noopener noreferrer, unlike the other social links
- README.md: air-gapped manual steps referenced pymupdf-wasm@0.11.14 but the current default is 0.11.16
