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If you think this is a bug in pdfium, you should probably use the bugtracker at https://issues.chromium.org/issues?q=componentid:1586257%2B%20is:open I don't think they keep track of issues posted on the mailing list.

> moving to rust would mean being able to include libraries like pdfium with safe concurrency. Why do you connect this with moving to Rust? Locking pdfium behind a mutex...

I see. Technically, I assume one *could* also create packages bundling the dependencies with ocrmypdf's Python code (or maybe use something like PyInstaller), but I agree a single binary would...

> lately I'm experimenting with rust PDF libraries and in particular pdfium-render seems far beyond what anything in Python is capable in terms of text rendering and layout capabilities. I've...

> Interesting - from what I can see it's exactly equivalent to pypdfium2, i.e. a runtime binding to pdfium. This is certainly good for rendering and also adding objects and...

> not sure if assigning disk to local user is a safety risc if I am the only user of that particular pc anyway Yes it is a safety risk....

What is the state of SerenityOS's `LibPDF`? Has it been considered to integrate this into Ladybird in the future?

Just an FYI that I'm badly ill at the moment. It may take a longer time until I can resume working on pypdfium2. Note for co-maintainers: please don't merge anything...

A small test case or something would be great, for coverage. Also, this could be added to the `pypdfium2 render` CLI as an opt-out mechanism. (I can do that bit...

Thank you very much, I think I'll be able to merge this tomorrow.