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Service availability
A transparent description of the supplied tool capabilities, without simulated uptime metrics.
19 October 2026 verification update
The automated suite again passed all 53 available tools, including actual form submission, real processing, download wiring and reset in the test DOM. The engine/integration suite passed 79 checks, and 13 additional DOM interaction checks passed.
Native Chrome downloads for Merge PDF and Split PDF were independently opened and checked. The other four requested native-browser checks were interrupted by a testing-environment timeout. The updated guide/icon presentation has not been validated in a real browser, and no Lighthouse score is claimed.
The older snapshot below describes its own dated test run; these results are sample checks rather than live uptime monitoring. See how to inspect local processing for a reproducible Network-panel workflow.
What can be checked here
The catalog describes 53 local processing tools and two unavailable integrations. Individual file success depends on its contents, your browser and available memory.
No monitoring claim
This static page does not measure live uptime, queue depth, server capacity or incident history. It does not show invented healthy checks or a percentage that has not been observed.
If a tool fails
Read the displayed error and try a smaller non-sensitive sample. Report the tool URL, browser and error through the contact page. A static availability note is not proof that every production hosting dependency is working.
Updated 2026-10-18. Contact the project.
Automated sample test snapshot: 18 October 2026
The release passed sample processing tests for all 53 available tools. Each sample ran through the actual tool form and processing engine, checked a non-empty output, checked the download filename and Blob, and reset the interface. Separate checks inspect document contents, page order, encryption, OCR, QR codes, barcodes and error cases.
The test environment used Node, the delivered document libraries, native canvas and a LinkeDOM interface. These results describe the tested samples. They do not establish live hosting availability, native browser file selection, mobile rendering or every possible document format variation.
Two additional routes are unavailable
PDF/A conversion requires a real converter and validation. Translation requires a configured provider. They are excluded from the 53 available tools and are not advertised as successful conversions.
