Jesus Ericks

Yes, just get the Bitmap and save normally. Here's an example of a function for this, created with scoped storage in mind: ```kotlin fun saveImage(bitmap: Bitmap) { try { //...

What do you mean by "lower than original"? I didn't experience this problem, but I believe that the quality of the final image may vary depending on the resolution size....

Any news about this issue? @anderbytes

I will test the solution you created. Does your PhotoEditorAlternate repository contain the solution you mention? I did try a little bit of what you suggested with SYNC and ASYNC,...

Right. I'll test it later and come back to say if it worked or not. Sounds like an interesting solution to me.

I have tested it and unfortunately the problem keeps happening. I tried to apply a different timeout, but it didn't work.

Not really. Looks like we're having different problems then. What happens to me is: **java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Software rendering doesn't support hardware bitmaps**. Logcat: **Process: com.kproject.memezim, PID: 5372 java.lang.RuntimeException: An error occurred...

I fix the problem. Well, not directly in the library. I'm using my own way to save the image, capturing the photoEditorView view directly. I saw that many faced the...

I tested the code you put in the #103 and the problem with capturing scrollable content continues, even though you mentioned that the new API solved this problem. Is it...

Sorry, @PatilShreyas. I realized that when I was testing, I was applying Modifier.capturable() to the parent component and not to the capturable component directly, so I was only capturing the...