10 November 2023 - 18:32



I can’t tell what’s white filled and what’s transparent, and white text won’t show up over the background.

It’s hard to compose the image without simulating the background.I want to insert an image into a near-black-background presentation.Even taking your ‘intention’ argument into effect, this feels flaky.Changing the export area causes the transparent background checkbox to take effect even if I change it from “Current Canvas” to “Current Document”, which has nothing to do with selected objects.Changing transparent background checkbox has no effect until I change the export area.The current implementation behaves weirdly.I can see how having a non-default background raises the question of intention, but here’s the counterpoint:
