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X Spread Sheet XSS probably not the best abbreviation
I have literally never seen spreadsheet abbreviated as SS. Spreadsheet is one word. Your comment comes off as trying too hard to be negative. Try some actual constructive feedback why don't ya?
I thought it was pretty common. I guess it depends on the environment you work in.
AFAIK (and in evidence in this case) you can't use the normal "find in page" (control-f) when using canvas. Consistency in functions like find is one of the greatest things about the browser, this approach removes it. Probably (!) an implementation will add its own find, which may be better or worse, but as browsers are best thought of as universal information vehicles, it won't automatically fit into accessibility a…
Is there a reason you switched from the earlier version in TypeScript[1] to this version in JavaScript?
X Spread Sheet XSS probably not the best abbreviation
Fun concept, but the cell text is blurry to the point of being a distraction for me, unfortunately. Is this a side effect of rendering to a canvas?
I’ve often seen this solved by drawing a canvas at at least 2x the viewable size and then using css to force it to be smaller. This is because of retina displays. Very much like images these days. It is often a very easy thing to solve.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/devi...
AFAIK (and in evidence in this case) you can't use the normal "find in page" (control-f) when using canvas. Consistency in functions like find is one of the greatest things about the browser, this approach removes it. Probably (!) an implementation will add its own find, which may be better or worse, but as browsers are best thought of as universal information vehicles, it won't automatically fit into accessibility a…
For example, Google Sheets hijacks command/control-F to show their own search for this reason.
Very slick. Looks incredibly similar to google sheets.