
Install-free PDF editing, form filling, redaction, signing, viewing, and more on your website with RAD PDF!
Packaged as an easy to use library / WebControl (compatible with .NET 3.5+, .NET Core, and .NET 5+), RAD PDF can be used with just about any flavor of ASP.NET including MVC, Razor, Blazor, WebForms, and more.
RAD PDF is compatible with 99% of internet browsers, including those on Linux, Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, and mobile. No plugins. No Adobe Reader. RAD PDF is more than a PDF to HTML converter. It natively supports all the most common PDF features including annotations, bookmarks, form fields, page labels, and more.
With advanced PDF options, RAD PDF allows you to selectively enable and disable features not available with Adobe Acrobat Reader, like protecting a PDF from being downloaded while still viewable online.
RAD PDF users can use PDF form fields directly from the web browser by enabling PDF form filling and PDF form saving without having to install any software.
Integrating directly with ASP.NET, RAD PDF allows your web application to capture input data, build custom workflows, and provide an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI) for just about any online PDF interaction imaginable!
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3Q is an API-first video infrastructure for developers and engineering teams who want direct control over their media backend. A REST video API and native player SDKs give you programmatic access to hosting, ingestion, encoding, live streaming, video-on-demand, and delivery, so you can build video portals, streaming apps, or OTT backends on a single European platform.
The stack is transparent by design. 3Q supports adaptive bitrate streaming over HLS and DASH with mixed HEVC and AVC codecs and automatic Live-to-VoD. Delivery runs over a proprietary global CDN, multi-CDN, and eCDN with tokenised access, encryption, and HTTP/2 over TLS 1.3. The Cookie- and Consent-free HTML5 Video Player is barrier-free to WCAG and needs no consent layer. Video AI exposes speech-to-text transcription, automatic subtitles, translation, and chapter markers through the same API, and integration fits your existing pipeline and CI workflows.
What sets 3Q apart is ownership. 3Q runs on its own independent European video infrastructure, not rented hyperscaler capacity, so your data stays in the EU and under German jurisdiction. 3Q is ISO/IEC 27001 certified and GDPR-compliant, with modular pay-as-you-go pricing and 24/7 human support from engineers who know the platform.
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Clapper
Clapper is a sleek and contemporary media player designed for the GNOME desktop, developed utilizing GJS in conjunction with the GTK4 toolkit. This media player operates on GStreamer as its backend and utilizes OpenGL for rendering. It is compatible with both Xorg and Wayland systems, ensuring seamless functionality across different environments. Furthermore, Clapper takes advantage of hardware acceleration, supporting VA-API on AMD and Intel GPUs, NVDEC on NVIDIA graphics cards, and V4L2 for mobile devices. The player features an adaptive graphical user interface (GUI) that adjusts when switching to "windowed mode," predominantly using standard GTK widgets to align with the native look of your operating system. In contrast, the "fullscreen mode" alters the GUI elements to become darker, larger, and semi-transparent, enhancing your viewing experience. Additionally, it offers a "floating mode," allowing the video to remain visible above all other applications, resembling a picture-in-picture (PiP) experience. The transitions are also optimized for mobile devices, making it user-friendly. Recent enhancements have improved the automatic selection of the GL/GLES context, and the player includes several patches, which provide better performance or exclusive features in the Flatpak version, enriching the overall user experience. Moreover, Clapper's continuous development aims to incorporate user feedback for future updates.
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Strawberry
Strawberry serves as a music player and organizer specifically designed for music enthusiasts and collectors. It allows users to play and oversee their digital music libraries while also offering the option to stream beloved radio stations. Released under the GPL, Strawberry is open-source, with its code accessible on GitHub. This software originated as a fork of Clementine and is developed in C++ utilizing both the Qt framework and GStreamer. It supports both versions 5 and 6 of the Qt toolkit, making it versatile for different user needs. Strawberry is completely free in terms of both cost and user freedom, although it relies on user donations for sustainability. While it has garnered a substantial following with hundreds of users in recent years, the development team is relatively small, with much of the work being managed by a single individual. Maintaining the app, operating various services, delivering updates, and addressing bugs and other technical challenges represent a significant investment of time and effort. As Strawberry continues to grow, the commitment to enhancing user experience remains a top priority for the developer.
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