This is awesome. I usually use Awesome screenshot for Chrome - https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/alelhddbbhepgpmg... and Lightshot for OS screenshots straight out of Chrome - but usually I only annotate images and not web pages, respond feature is really nice to have also.
Show HN: Review my project: MarkUp, a tool to draw on any webpage.
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#22It's pretty similar to Coda Notes, but Markup seems to be much more professional. Also, Coda Notes is only for Safari, so that's one disadvantage they have.
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#24cool idea. just wanted to point out that drawing (with the circle) is a bit buggy on mac chrome 6.0.472.63. I've posted a screenshot of me writing the word "hack" here:
the lines to the left side we'ren't drawn by me.
Re: Show HN: Review my project: MarkUp, a tool to draw on any webpage.
#25cool idea. just wanted to point out that drawing (with the circle) is a bit buggy on mac chrome 6.0.472.63. I've posted a screenshot of me writing the word "hack" here: http://imgur.com/baqxi the lines to the left side we'ren't drawn by me.
I confirm this problem on Chrome dev 7.0.544.0 on Win 7.
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#26What happens if the page gets updated?
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#27what about this one?
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#28Awesome utility/bookmarklet.
I've noticed some slowness but it may be my side due to applicaitons and tabs open. But awesome..
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#29Very nice work! I'm seeing a bug in the drawing demo on the front page. I can draw the first line and it works as expected, but if I release the mouse and try to draw a second line it's not working correctly. It doesn't show the shape that I've drawn until I release the mouse and it connects the end of the first line to the start of the second.
This is definitely the case for me too (Using Chrome on OS X). You can sort of fix it by right clicking and then restarting, but it works exactly as expected on other websites. Good job OP.