Xournalpp is what you are looking for.
It has a horrible outdated interface, but it makes layerwise edits and preserves the original data of the doc.
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I haven't noticed that w/ LibreOffice Draw and I'm quite happy with it
What are you doing with it? Okular is a nice FOSS solution for viewing, annotating, signing, etc. which covers many people's usage. If you really need a full editor, I would generally stick with Adobe's stuff. Don't know any free or FOSS solution that works better.
Unfortunately not open source, but I have good experience with Master pdf Editor. It "is a proprietary application to edit PDF documents on Linux, Windows and macOS. It can create, edit (insert text or images), annotate, view, encrypt, and sign PDF documents.": https://www.linuxuprising.com/2019/04/download-master-pdf-editor-4-for-linux.html
+1 for master PDF editor. It's the only one that I found working. There are 2 version: one completely free (V4) and one with subscription (V5)
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