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### About speed Interesting. Did you find it was faster than the currenty implementation of GR? By approximately how much? (I have had very few real-world feedback on this subject)....

> @rafaqz: I was about to start issue for that over at gr [...] I'm all for that. I did ***not*** build InspectDR for the pure fun of it -...

>@rafaqz: It's really much better with lighter gridlines [...] A valid point - but I prefer thicker lines because they are more legible when plots are included in journal/conference publications....

Update: I just added user control of grid lines. Unfortunately, this control requires the definition of `LineStyle` that exists in `InspectDR` (Not available when `~/.juliarc.jl` is executed). As a consequence,...

New version of InspectDR got tagged. Perform a `Pkg.update()` and try to overwrite the grid format as described above.

I'm not sure I really want buttons for zoom in/zoom out since: - I'm trying to minimize screen waste, and maximize plot size. - I don't particularly like how those...

😞 Trying to help solve your issue made me realize at which point InspectDR API has gotten confusing. I should really revisit the entire architecture and clean up... but I...

InspectDR natively knows how to keep x-axes in sync... but not through the Plots.jl interface. Plots.jl can arbitrarily link up x & y axes (though doesn't typically support zooming) -...

But at this point, you might want to start using InspectDR directly (not using Plots.jl at all). ### InspectDR-only solution ```julia # example for plotting in Julia using subplots using...

### Windows/Cairo font bug? ⚠️ Looks like there is a bug displaying fonts on windows (likely a bug in Cairo). I've found that text will render as strange boxes if...