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feat(pdf): keep bookmarks, links and form fields when merging PDFs #1227

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feat(pdf): keep bookmarks, links and form fields when merging PDFs
SeoJCalive Nov 6, 2026
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fix(pdf): keep merging when form objects weren't imported
SeoJCalive Nov 7, 2026
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Merge origin/main into feat/pdf-merge-keep-structure (#1227)
KnifeLemon Nov 8, 2026
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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion docs/ARCHITECTURE.md
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(no Recycle Bin on the drive, a file open elsewhere, a read-only file), both stay and the file's notice says why,
with a translated reason (`trash.*`). A result "Only if smaller" copied from the source leaves the source alone.
Watch folders and files from a browser never replace.
"Merge into one PDF" converts each file to PDF and merges with PDFsharp.
"Merge into one PDF" converts each file to PDF and merges with PDFsharp, preserving bookmarks, internal links,
named destinations and page-backed AcroForm fields. Fields with colliding names get a file-position prefix.
"Compress into one archive" packs the dropped files, unconverted, with the archive engine (`IFileCombiner`).
"Merge videos", "Merge audio" and "Video from images" join the files, in the order picked in the merge order
window, into one file with FFmpeg (`IMediaJoiner`); pictures become PNG through the image engines first. Like the
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