Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
Fuseji: Japanese PDF Redaction and “Peel Test”
A Mac app that finds sensitive information in Japanese PDFs, removes it from the document, and checks the exported file for remnants.
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- Mac users handling sensitive Japanese PDFs
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- The free “peel test” checks PDFs redacted elsewhere for leftover text, hidden text, annotations, attachments, and document metadata.
Field notes
The workflow presents detected names, addresses, phone numbers, and account details as candidates for review rather than automatically deciding what to remove. The page says the free version can inspect PDFs made with other tools, while saving verification reports and image-text OCR checks are associated with paid tiers. It lists Apple silicon and macOS 13 or later as requirements.
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