Already done.
Everyone else in the thread has sent theirs back. Pdfer opens the PDF, lets you fix it and sign it, and gets it out of your inbox. We'll show you the first part. The rest you'll have to see for yourself.
Agreement
Open it. Sign it. Gone. That's the part we'll tell you.
Sign it. Right here.
Draw on the left with your mouse, finger or trackpad. Watch it land on the line. Pdfer keeps the ones you like, so next time it's one click.
Draw
On the page
Three things we're
not showing you yet.
Each one is a reason you won't open Preview again. You'll know the moment you try them.
Typos in a PDF you didn't make.
Whatever's on your clipboard.
Smaller, on your terms.
Only what you came for.
The small list of things that stays small.
Open anything
File, Open, a recent one, or drop the PDF on the window. Password-protected ones ask first.
Yours until you say
Nothing is written until you save. Close with changes and Pdfer asks before anything is lost.
Initials too
Type them or draw them once. They're waiting next time.
Fair questions.
What does Pdfer do?
It opens PDFs, lets you change them, and lets you sign and initial them. That's the part we'll tell you.
What else can it do?
Open it and find out.
Does it change my file without asking?
No. Pdfer writes the file when you save, and asks before you close a PDF with changes you haven't saved.
Is my signature kept online?
No. Signatures and initials you keep for next time stay on your Mac.
What Mac do I need?
A Mac running macOS 13 Ventura or later.