Drawing lands where the pen is
Three fixes to drawing in the Chrome extension. On a page that zooms its own layout, strokes were drawn offset from the pen and ran off the screen; they now land under the cursor.
Fixed
- Strokes land under the pen on zoomed pages. A page that sets CSS zoom on its root, such as 1.5, scaled the overlay with it. Every stroke was drawn at that multiple of where the pen was, so on a zoomed page it ran off the right and bottom edges and you could not see what you were writing. The overlay now cancels the page's zoom, and follows it if the page changes zoom later.
- Marks move with the page while you draw. Scrolling in the middle of a stroke left the marks already on the page where they were until you let go. They now move with the page under the pen.
- Text stays while the eraser is active. With the eraser selected, a redraw, for example from scrolling mid-stroke, could erase text annotations from the screen. Text is drawn normally again.
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