Alternatively, follow step 3 if you need to keep third-party cookies blocked. Turn on Allow sites to save and read cookie data (recommended) and make sure Block third-party cookies is turned off. In the Edge Settings window, select Cookies and site permissions then select Manage and delete cookies and site data under Cookies and data stored. ResolutionĬhange the settings for your browser using administrator rights or a Group Policy Object (GPO).

Therefore the Teams web-based application is not able to sign in. This issue occurs if your organization uses Trusted Sites and doesn't enable the URLs for Microsoft Teams. When you try to sign in to Microsoft Teams in Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Safari, the site continually loops, and you can never sign in. Applies to: Microsoft Teams, Skype for Business Online.If the PDF document is generic however, it is a valid option that should work in many contexts. Online services may not work in all situations as you may not want to upload confidential documents to an online service. All you need is a web browser, and a PDF, obviously you need one. There you go, a free cross-platform to whiteout text in PDFs.

After which you can use the text tool in DocHub or any PDF editor to fill the form. In case of our application form example, this method can be used to make the text field appear blank. Draw a box over the text that you wish to delete. Select the Whiteout tool (eraser icon).ħ. The PDF should load in DocHub and you will see a toolbar at the top of the screen.Ħ. Once you allow this option, you can use the DocHub website directly in the future (as long as you're signed in to your Google account).ĥ.

You will be prompted to grant DocHub permission to access your Google Drive. (This is a third-party service but is trusted by Google).Ĥ. There is an 'Open With' option at the top of the screen. Offline free PDF editors that I tried didn't have a whiteout or eraser option either.ģ. check boxes were missing or distorted, images/logos were blurred etc).Įven if I could erase text using these applications, I would not be able to use the document because the programs had modified other parts of the PDF. During my tests, all three programs rendered parts of a test document useless (for e.g. LibreOffice supports editing PDF documents as well. If you have Microsoft Office, you could try using Word to edit PDFs. There are a few ways to do this including using paid applications like Adobe Acrobat.Â Inkscape is a free option which supports PDF editing and it could work well (depends on the PDFs content).

And what if you don't have a printer or a scanner? The easy way Use a PDF editor to write what you wanted to in it. Then you could print and scan the edited version to create a new PDF. You could try taking a screenshot of the PDF and use an image editor to erase the text.

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