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We have made some additional enhancements and added a new business service, DocuSign Express, to our free PDF converter add-on for Firefox – LOOP to PDF (2.0.1).

DocuSign Express allows anyone to upload any combination of documents within Firefox and send through DocuSign for electronic signature. There is no registration or account required, it’s free!

Mozilla also announced this week a new initiative for users of the Firefox browser, called Collections. You can learn more by visiting Introducing Add-on Collections.

Collections are a way for you to categorize, mix, match and mingle add-ons. You can subscribe to collections created by other users or create your own. For example, our LOOP to PDF service was recently added as part of a Collection of Add-ons created by Ruby Liu.

We are pleased to announce that our Firefox users have pushed us into the top 15% of the most popular add-ons for our category. We have had over 3,000 downloads this week alone! Our document volume this week with LOOP PDF for Firefox is over 12,000 conversions. Stay tuned for some exciting new features on LOOP PDF in May! We will be announcing some features that will significantly extend the business – customer value of LOOP.

Thank you again to all of our Firefox users!

Tremendous. Free, easy and saved me when having to combine a multiple page PDF. Thank you SO much.

If you don’t use Firefox, you can also check out LOOP PDF as a Google Gadget or LOOP PDF on LOOP Apps.

LOOP to PDF for Firefox has been updated to be compatible with Version 3.1b2 (works with Firefox: 1.5 – 3.1b2). In addition, we have exposed base functionality to all users with no need to register for LOOP. We encourage you to install now to convert and combine your files to PDF.

About LOOP for Firefox:

Upload, convert and combine your files to PDF from a tidy toolbar, without the conversion getting in the way of your Web browsing. LOOP for Firefox allows you to convert and combine files to PDF with the click of a button. LOOP for Firefox also provides a revolutionary way to document web pages while browsing the Internet. You can seamlessly document URLs with the click of a button and then download or combine the web pages with other files to a single PDF.

Today marks our one-year anniversary for our LOOP to PDF add-on for Firefox. Our Firefox user base continues to grow with just over 200,000 downloads to date. LOOP to PDF for Firefox combines the award-winning Mozilla’s Firefox web browser with our free online document service making it easier than ever to upload, convert and combine multiple files to PDF.

LOOP for Firefox also provides a revolutionary way to document web pages while browsing the Internet. You can seamlessly document URLs with the click of a button and then download or combine the web pages with other files to a single PDF.

Works with:
Firefox 1.5 – 2.0

Starting today, millions of online users will have an easier time uploading and converting files to PDF thanks to Drawloop’s new Firefox Add-on. LOOP for Firefox combines the award-winning Mozilla’s Firefox web browser with Drawloop’s free online document service making it easier than ever to upload, convert and combine multiple files to PDF. LOOP for Firefox is available today, at no charge, by installing it at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4738.

Drawloop’s release of LOOP for Firefox provides a revolutionary way to document web pages while browsing the Internet. Users can seamlessly document URLs with the click of a button and then download or combine the web pages with other files to a single PDF.

“We want to provide users with a more convenient way to upload and convert files to PDF without interrupting their web browsing,” said Vincent Cabral, VP of Product Development. “We are also excited to introduce a new way to document Internet browsing and research. By allowing the user to mark multiple URLs and then convert those pages to one combined PDF, we will help simplify the Internet research and browsing experience.”

With LOOP, you can: (1) upload and convert your files to PDF, (2) combine multiple files to one secure PDF and (3) document web pages to PDF as you browse the Internet.