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We're changing the arrow binding behavior to be more intuitive and intentional! Now if you want to bind an arrow, you have to drag its end points. This way binding won't happen in all manner of other cases you usually don't intend. By Mark Tolmacs 💜

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Nicolas Grilly2 years ago

@mtolmacs Neat! Used to be a pain point for me. New behaviour seems much better. 🎉

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Excalidraw2 years ago

@mtolmacs Glad to hear! 🙌

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Félix2 years ago

@mtolmacs Thank you❗️ finally ❗️

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Jon2 years ago

@mtolmacs Just tried this - tbh preferred the old behaviour, but it's not much of a problem really - thanks for the updates ❤️

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accountless2 years ago

@mtolmacs @peterk

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Teruhisa2 years ago

@mtolmacs

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curupira 🇧🇷🇨🇺🇻🇪🇵🇸2 years ago

@mtolmacs thanks could we have some more types for arrow endpoints ? especially some endpoints used in UML: inheritance, aggregation, composition

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Alireza Sedghi2 years ago

@mtolmacs That was actually a cool feature, e.g., let's say a flow chart. Previously: You create an arrow -> add a box -> make the already selected box attach to the arrow -> done Now: You create an arrow -> add a box -> need to select the arrow again -> attach -> done

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Vagner2 years ago

@mtolmacs Dark mode in Mozilla it's not working.

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Dany Cam ⚡️🔥🇨🇦2 years ago

@mtolmacs Miro can go to hell 😈

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