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Disable screenshots for what purpose? That was a rhetorical question, it would just make the app less useful. I'm open to stack protection but not planning to work on that myself. Submit a patch: https://github.com/sumatrapdfreader/sumatrapdf/blob/master/premake5.lua |
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The one feature of SumatraPDF I use every day (many times most days) is to grab a screen snippet of an error condition so it would be pointless disabling a common reason for using a GUI in fact totally counter productive. Acrobat Reader will totally screw up an existing file when it resaves as linearized. Since linearization is bloating. and thus slows down file loading it is designed simply to duplicate the tail in the head of a file to keep web transmission users happy. So has very little benefit for desktop users unless using a slow network viewer like Acrobat. Sanitisation is not needed in SumatraPDF as its far more sanitised than MuPDF or Acrobat since it cannot run same exploitable ECMA code which MuPDF can. |
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There are situations when you stream video from your PC and need to see information on your screen that those who watch your stream cannot see. You see it. They don't. System Informer uses "WDA_EXCLUDEFROMCAPTURE" to make that happen. |
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I just thought SumatraPDF could benefit from Window Capture Disablement (also known as Streamer Mode or Screen Capture Block) feature to protect itself from host being able to take screenshots of content displayed in SumatraPDF and of SumatraPDF window itself. Also, I think "Stack Protection" flag should be added to SumtraPDF.exe image to enable full support for Kernel-Mode Hardware-Enforced Stack protection.
It would also be nice if SumatraPDF could perform some functions of QPDF, such as Linearization/Sanitation.
Many thanks for this awesome software!
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