Overlapping highlight annotations look darker
If I highlight two nearby lines of text, the highlights overlap producing a darker color which can sometimes make the highlighted text harder to read.
It seems that the opacity value of overlapping highlights colors, is simply being summed.
I think it would be nicer if overlapping highlights did not sum their opacities, but rather the opacity should just stay the same.
It seems that the opacity value of overlapping highlights colors, is simply being summed.
I think it would be nicer if overlapping highlights did not sum their opacities, but rather the opacity should just stay the same.
Consider this example: https://ibb.co/pW7zH1n
Here the highlights of consecutive lines are overlapping, simply because the lines are too close to each other (or the highlight stroke width is too large).Visually it looks harder to read, IMHO.
edit: I might have also misread the first comment -- in any case: if you annotate the same section multiple times, that needs to look darker to show that.Adjacent lines that are only annotated once each shouldn't show any overlap.
In both Goodnotes and Notability, if you highlight the same area twice, the highlight does not get darker.This seems like a more useful behavior to me.
The example I posted above is quite common to me.I very frequently encounter papers where adjacent lines are so close that highlighting a paragraph produces many of these darker overlaps, which makes the text unpleasant to read.
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