Until now, every PDF carried document properties written by the browser that rendered it: the browser’s name and version, the PDF engine, the page title, and the time of rendering. That information says nothing about the page itself, and some uses, such as legal exhibits, require documents without it.
PDFs now come without any of these properties. The page itself, including its text, links, and fonts, is unchanged.
If you need metadata in your PDFs, for example, a title or the time of capture, contact us.
