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We have released version 6.7.1 of our API client libraries and version 6.7.3 of our Python client.

Fixed:

  • All API clients: clear previous conversion inputs when reusing a client, while preserving conversion settings and auxiliary files
  • All API clients: improve file cleanup and error reporting after failed conversions and I/O operations
  • Node.js: preserve binary stream data and non-ASCII filenames during uploads
  • Node.js: invoke built-in file callbacks once, after the output file is closed, and keep concurrent conversions independent
  • Go: correctly report PDF conversion failures, output write errors, incomplete writes, and file close errors
  • Java: preserve original error causes and API error details when wrapping exceptions

We’re discontinuing the ChatGPT to PDF by PDFCrowd extension, effective immediately.

The extension relies on the structure of ChatGPT’s web interface. That structure changes often, which can break compatibility without warning. Keeping the extension working now takes more development and maintenance than we can provide while meeting our reliability standards.

We will not release further updates or provide support. If you already use the extension, it may stop working without notice.

Thank you for using the extension, sharing your feedback, and supporting the project.

We have released version 4.6.0 of our WordPress Plugin and 6.7.0 of our API client libraries.

New:

  • HTML to PDF API: addAttachment() — embed one or more local files as attachments in the output PDF (also available in the PDF to PDF and Image to PDF APIs)
  • HTML to PDF API: setConformance() — produce the output PDF at a specified PDF/A conformance level for long-term archiving
  • HTML to PDF API: setTaggedPdf() — create a tagged PDF for accessibility and content reflow
  • Save as PDF WP plugin: new "Attachments", "Conformance", and "Tagged PDF" options