git-interactive-rebase-tool VS PDFEncrypt

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I recently released a major overhaul of a personal project I've been working on and using for about four years. I posted this on HN many years ago, but it didn't receive much traction at the time and I want to know what everyone thinks!

The tool is a sequence editor for those who do interactive rebases with Git. It allows for easy editing of the rebase sequence/todo file. Recently, I added support for showing a commit diff as well as much improved better cross-platform support. The tool is highly configurable, with hopefully reasonable defaults. I plan to continue adding new features (merge rebases being next on the list) in the future.

https://github.com/MitMaro/git-interactive-rebase-tool/

Just putting this utility out there: https://github.com/MitMaro/git-interactive-rebase-tool it works amazingly well and can really improve the interactive rebasing experience!

PDFEncrypt has been super useful for doing something that none of the other open source PDF tools seem to do ... https://pdfencrypt.net/

I built PDFEncrypt (https://pdfencrypt.net) a couple years ago based on a very simple need from a client: to encrypt PDF files via a native Windows app, for free. I have been amazed at the number of visitors (4000/mo), emails, downloads, and donations the project has received. I released it as open source software, and I'm now working on V2 (almost done!) which is a complete rewrite based on user requests, as well as a bunch of new features. This has been a very fun side project and good practice coding in C#.

https://github.com/ryangriggs/PDFEncrypt/blob/475177c6e28a65e906b3a474731f13785a99f723/Settings.cs#L15