April 30 Web Release: Export a diversity of characters, add a line break more easily, and more
Enhancements
⌨️ Press enter, get a break
Now, when hitting enter key inside a sticky note, a new line break will be created instead of exiting edit mode.
😁️ Export emoji, kanji, and other characters
Now you can export emojis, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hebrew, Greek, and Russian characters that are on sticky notes. (Note: Hindi and Arabic are not supported yet)
✏️ More easily edit drawings
If you need to correct a drawing that you’ve already created, you can now erase any stroke. Simply select the drawing, click on the drawing icon on the sidebar, choose the eraser, and click on any stroke to erase it.
🦕 Alert when switching set of visitor avatars
When facilitators select a new set of visitor avatars and there are already visitors in a mural, the facilitator will see a message that lets them know that people who are already in the mural will not be assigned new avatars from the new group unless they re-enter.
🚤 Better performance in Private Mode
We’ve decreased lag when adding content during Private Mode.
Bug Fixes
🐞 Some keyboard shortcuts would not work after drawing in a sticky note.
🐛 The shortcut Ctrl + Shift + C was not creating a connector.
🐜 The comment section would sometimes freeze after adding two comments in a row using enter on the keyboard.
🕷 Saving content to the Content Library was not working when the content had a connector and the object was recovered from the activity feed.
🦟 The app would sometimes crash when resizing a mural.
Comments
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Hello @JanaeSmith ! I have been using MURAL a LOT for projects related to Ukraine throughout 2022 and 2023, and so far still have the problem that Russian and Ukrainian letters appear very differently when they are downloaded as PDFs or PNGs. I would like to be able to see them appear in different fonts just as they do on screen. It is likely that these languages will come into much more use than before 2022. Is there any update on downloading these letters in the different Mural fonts successfully, especially Marble Slab, which looks great on screen but looks like alphabet soup in the download?
My workaround, using a screenshot, leads to images that are significantly less sharp than a downloaded one. The smaller the images and text involved, the bigger the problem on printed murals - and we print a great deal.
Thanks!
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