RAD PDF
Enhance your website's capabilities with RAD PDF, an installation-free solution for PDF editing, form filling, redaction, signing, viewing, and much more!
Designed as a user-friendly library/WebControl that works seamlessly with .NET 3.5+, .NET Core, and .NET 5+, RAD PDF is compatible with various ASP.NET frameworks such as MVC, Razor, Blazor, and WebForms.
This powerful tool supports 99% of internet browsers across platforms including Linux, Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, and mobile devices, eliminating the need for plugins or Adobe Reader. More than just a PDF to HTML converter, RAD PDF fully supports essential PDF features such as annotations, bookmarks, form fields, and page labels.
With sophisticated PDF options, users can selectively enable or disable features not accessible through Adobe Acrobat Reader, such as restricting PDF download while still permitting online viewing.
Moreover, RAD PDF allows users to fill out and save PDF form fields directly through their web browsers, streamlining the process without requiring any software installation.
By integrating directly with ASP.NET, RAD PDF empowers your web application to collect input data, create tailored workflows, and offer an intuitive graphical user interface for virtually any online PDF interaction you can envision!
Experience the convenience of RAD PDF and elevate your website's PDF handling capabilities today!
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NetNut
NetNut stands out as a premier provider of proxy services, offering an extensive range of solutions that encompass residential, static residential, mobile, and datacenter proxies, all aimed at optimizing online activities and delivering exceptional performance. With a vast network of over 85 million residential IPs available in 195 countries, NetNut empowers users to perform efficient web scraping, data collection, and maintain online privacy through rapid and dependable connections. Their innovative infrastructure ensures one-hop connectivity, which significantly reduces latency and guarantees a stable, uninterrupted user experience. Additionally, NetNut's intuitive dashboard facilitates real-time management of proxies and provides valuable usage analytics, making integration and oversight straightforward for users. Dedicated to ensuring client satisfaction, NetNut not only offers prompt and effective support but also customizes solutions to accommodate a wide range of business requirements. This commitment to quality and adaptability positions NetNut as a trusted ally for organizations looking to enhance their online capabilities.
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SlimerJS
SlimerJS is a free and open-source browser tailored for web development, allowing users to manipulate web pages through external JavaScript scripts. It offers a wide range of capabilities, such as opening web pages, clicking links, and modifying content, which proves beneficial for functional testing, automating interactions, monitoring network activity, capturing screenshots, and scraping online data. Unlike PhantomJS, SlimerJS operates using Gecko, Mozilla Firefox's rendering engine, rather than WebKit, and it supports both headless and non-headless operation modes. The APIs available in SlimerJS are somewhat akin to those in PhantomJS, though there are significant differences in their respective functionalities. Nevertheless, most scripts initially created for PhantomJS remain compatible with SlimerJS, making it easier for developers to transition between the two platforms. This flexibility ultimately improves the overall scripting experience for web developers, allowing them to choose the tools that best suit their needs. As a result, SlimerJS serves as a valuable asset in the web development toolkit.
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HtmlUnit
HtmlUnit acts as a "browser without a GUI for Java applications," allowing the modeling of HTML documents and providing an API for actions such as loading pages, submitting forms, and navigating links, similar to a conventional web browser. It boasts strong JavaScript capabilities that are continuously advancing, enabling it to handle intricate AJAX situations effectively, and it can simulate various browsers like Chrome, Firefox, or Edge based on user configurations. While its main purpose revolves around website testing or data extraction, HtmlUnit is not designed to be a standalone unit testing framework; rather, it integrates seamlessly with larger testing frameworks like JUnit or TestNG to imitate browser operations. Serving as a cornerstone for multiple open-source projects, including WebDriver, Arquillian Drone, and Serenity BDD, HtmlUnit finds widespread use in many automated web testing initiatives, such as Apache Shiro, Apache Struts, and Quarkus. Its non-GUI operation is particularly advantageous for developers aiming to streamline browser interactions while minimizing resource consumption. Additionally, HtmlUnit's flexibility and compatibility with various testing frameworks make it a preferred choice for enhancing automated testing strategies.
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