Rainer Simon

Indeed - that's an odd one. Your Leap Motion guess sounds reasonable. I wonder if it's turning your machine into a "full blown" touch device (as it were), or whether...

The mouse hover comments are disabled in touch mode (feature, not bug ;-), since normally there wouldn't be any mouseover events, anyway. But I'll re-enable them. They'll be useless on...

Hm - in fact they weren't explicitely disabled. But there was one small issue I fixed. So this _may_ help them to re-appear. But frankly I don't know what exactly...

PS: on touch the Annotations should appear, if the device is a touch device. I'll make an addition that the annotations also appear on click. This should cover that behavior...

Great! Thx - PS: I just made another update. Now, if there is any sort of touch, click, whatever event on an annotation, it's supposed to highlight.

Note: this is primarily a matter of Annotorious wrapping a DIV around the image; and then many CSS properties (like floats) cease working. For the most part, this should be...

Margins already work properly. Ensure the same thing for floats!

Hi Erik, excellent hint! I'm not too much of a .NET developer, so I was unaware of NuGet. But will look into it! Cheers, Rainer

Hi! Weird - I couldn't reproduce the problem (Chrome & Firefox both on Windows and Linux). Which version of Annotator have you been using it with? (I tested with v1.2.5.)

Hm - very weird. I still can't reproduce this bug. I used the download package as you said, with no modifications. I click and drag, release the mouse. The OKFN...