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Hello Peter, your donation link is not working anymore.

Hi, Just found the project via StackOverflow link, after ghostscript etc... could not achieve as efficient compression as "i love pdf" (a website) did, and I wanted to at the...

Currently, the Linux executables in pdfsizeopt_libexec_linux-v9.tar.gz are 32 bit executables. Running 32 bit executables is still supported on most 64 bit linux distros, but there's a trend to disable this....

`pdfsizeopt` currently fails on many of my PDFs with a sam2p "bad palette size" error, presumably fixed in https://github.com/pts/imgdataopt/commit/a245e29c04e007d48a6242cdf770f14c690cbce7. Binaries with that fix already exist, but the official Docker images...

1. EXIF tags etc. can be removed by Python code, see *Removing JPEG metadata (e.g. comments, JFIF, Exif etc.) manually* in info.txt for details. Don't use `jpegtran -copy none`, because...

enhancement

Hello guys, I am using the following commandline in windows 11: pdfsizeopt --v=20 --use-pngout=No --use-image-optimizer="pingo -s4 %(targetfnq)s" --use-image-optimizer=ECT,zopflipng --do-optimize-objs=yes --do-remove-generational-objs=yes abc.pdf it works, but not in a windows batch file....

I intend to automate pdfsizeopt from my multithreaded program. There’s a potential problem if pdfsizeopt creates temporary files or folders as they have to be distinct for each thread. If...

I wrote a tool that automates jpegtran. You give it a path and then it runs jpegtran for every jpg file it finds. Very useful and written in c++. So...

What would it take to make this a viable pip package (and potentially hosted on PyPI)? Making this a pip package could simplify installation, compiling the code, making it an...

enhancement

Thanks for the great package! It was the one thing that worked to reduce my PDFs! Codespaces is now free and one can run your package with a few clicks....