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| h English (en) | * The stroke's width can now be set to '''Hairline''' in the dialog at <code>Object ⯈ Fill and stroke ⯈ Stroke Style</code> (as a unit). This type of stroke is '''always 1px wide''', independent of the zoom level. The feature will hopefully one day be useful for laser cutting and plotting ([https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape/-/merge_requests/846 MR #846]) ** Hairline strokes can (theoretically) be exported to file formats with native hairline support (PDF/PS), but this requires [https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/cairo/cairo/-/merge_requests/21 a code change in the Cairo software library], which has not been accepted (yet), so the PS/PDF hairline export feature will not yet be available in any official packages. If unavailable, a very thin line width will be used instead (1px at the "1:1 zoom" level of the output). ** In other '''SVG renderers''', hairlines will be handled via '''non-scaling stroke''' with a stroke width of 1px. ** Export to '''PNG and rendering on canvas''' will use a '''line width of 1px'''. * The '''Miter maximum''' has been increased to 100000 ([https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape/-/issues/1996 Bug #1996]) * Stock markers use SVG 2.0 context-stroke to '''automatically take on the stroke color of the object''' ([https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inkscape/-/merge_requests/2009 MR #2009]). If SVG 1.1 compatibility is needed, the setting for marker colors in <code>Edit ⯈ Preferences ⯈ Input/Output ⯈ SVG export</code> can be activated and SVG 1.1 compatibility can be activated in the 'Save as' dialog. |