The largest release so far. A text selection can now carry the exact rewrite you want, ruler guides sync to everyone in the room like any other annotation, and every comment gets a priority and an owner.
Annotation stopped being something you only send to a person. The MCP server hands a room straight to a coding agent, which reads the comments, works through them and marks each one done while you watch it happen.
Two tools that turn "this looks off" into something a developer can act on: what the element actually is, and how far it sits from the thing beside it.
Two small patches to the toolbar: it collapses out of your way, and it arrives and leaves with a fade instead of a jump.
The first version of the inspector, a text tool, and a way to keep a whole site review under one link instead of one link per page.
A theme that follows your system, a presence indicator that says something, and an extension that asks for far less than it used to.
The first public version: draw on any webpage, pin comments to it, and send one link that anyone can open without installing anything or creating an account.
MarkLayer is free, requires no sign-up, and works on any webpage. Recipients of your share links don't need to install anything.
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