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After converting a PDF file with an embedded hyperlink, the safe copy splits hyperlinks between line breaks rather than keeping the link intact across the line break.
What PDF viewer are you using? Dangerzone doesn't create hyperlinks in that document on my end (at least, not as of #161), nor in any other document I've tried. Could the PDF viewer be inferring that tf.org/doc/draft-knodel-e2ee-definition/ is a link of its own because of the .org?
EDIT: Here's something to investigate: a StackExchange comment regarding using ps2pdf for PDF compression (which we do) alludes to this issue:
After converting a PDF file with an embedded hyperlink, the safe copy splits hyperlinks between line breaks rather than keeping the link intact across the line break.
e.g. a line like this:
...creates two links, one "https://datatrack.erie/" link on the first line, and a different "http://tf.org/doc/draft-knodel-e2ee-definition/"
To reproduce:
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