Repetitive Manual Unlocking of Password-Protected PDFs and Archives
Users who regularly receive encrypted PDFs and ZIP archives (bank statements, payslips, invoices) must manually look up and enter the same password repeatedly, even when the file format and password never change. This creates unnecessary friction in routine document workflows.
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