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JS Paint is now finally open source, licensed under the MIT License.

The project has been source-available from the beginning, since I never felt the need to obfuscate or hide the code, but it is now legally open source.

I look forward to seeing how you use JS Paint in your own projects!

There is not yet a formal API for JS Paint, but if you want to get in on the cutting edge, you can take a look at how 98.js.org embeds JS Paint. Expect the API to change significantly in the future.

I've been meaning to open source JS Paint for a long time. There are some legal issues, resources I don't have the copyright to, but I think they should generally fall under fair use. And I have created beautiful SVG versions of the icons, so it's likely possible to have a version of JS Paint without any directly copyrighted resources. But I've finally decided to stop worrying about it, and just open source it already!

I hope you enjoy JS Paint!

New Features

View > Zoom > Show Thumbnail to show a preview of the image at a small size, great for pixel art. Make fine, precise edits, while keeping it all in perspective.

Pinch zooming: If you have a touch screen, use two fingers to zoom in and out, and pan the view.

Alt+Mousewheel to zoom in and out quickly on desktop. Unlike the Magnifier tool, this allows you to zoom while making (or moving) a selection, for added precision.

Added View > Fullscreen to toggle fullscreen mode. This is nice for using JS Paint on your phone.

The Text tool now automatically expands the textbox as you type. When resizing, there's now a minimum size based on the text in the textbox. It previews exactly what size it will end up with when resizing.

Docking: If you drag the Colors box or Tools box out into a window, you can now dock it back when dragging the titlebar. Previously to dock it you had to double click the titlebar, or drag it by the edge of the window.

Menus are now fully keyboard (and screen reader) accessible. In particular, you can hold Alt and press the access key of a menu button to open the menu, and then (without Alt) press the access key of a menu item to select it. The access key of an item is the underlined letter, or the first letter of the item's text if there's no underline.

Error details are now hidden by default in error dialogs. The details may be more overwhelming than useful in a lot of cases, but if you need them, you can expand the details.

File > Exit now exits to the official web desktop, 98.js.org, a re-creation of Windows 98, full of games and applications.

This project spun out of JS Paint, and I have implemented now Sound Recorder, Notepad, Calculator, and even Windows Explorer, to a high level of detail.

It also includes projects from other people, other recreations of old programs, like Webamp, a meticulous recreation of Winamp, and JS Solitaire, a Solitaire clone (I tweaked it for accuracy, adding the card back images, etc.)

Pixel Perfect

All interface elements are now thematically styled, powered by OS-GUI.js and 98.css.

The whole interface is now pixel perfect accurate to Windows 98. (Okay, there's a few things that are a pixel off or so, but seriously, I lined up a screenshot and got it essentially perfect.)

Improved layout of View > Zoom > Custom Zoom window, matching the design in MS Paint.

Added padding to all dialogs so they don't feel cramped anymore.

Message boxes now include warning or error icons, and play a sound when they appear.

Improved View > View Bitmap: it now uses the theme's wallpaper background color, if the image is smaller than the window. It now closes with a click or key press, and doesn't let you edit the image (which was weird).

The Help window can now be minimized to the bottom of the screen, even though there's no taskbar. It works like how Windows 98 does if the process managing the taskbar crashes.

Fixes

Menu buttons are easier to open on a touch screen. Sometimes you had to tap twice before the menu opened.

Fixed large square brush continuity (it left gaps before, due to a half-implemented optimization).

The selection and textboxes no longer "blow up" if you resize them to a minimal size. They are now limited when you drag an edge past the opposite edge.

Fixed a bug where vertically thin selections were difficult or impossible to drag (despite showing a drag cursor). (The draggable region was offset outside of the selection box.) Fixed a similar bug where tool previews would get offset if the canvas's height was very small.

Resize handles no longer get smaller when the object to resize is very small. The draggable region for handles no longer gets smaller either, except in dimensions where it must. It's now considerably smarter than Windows 10 about where it lets you drag handles from.

In Image > Flip/Rotate, you can now click the custom degrees input field before selecting the "Rotate by angle" option.

The magnifier preview and other tool previews are now hidden while dragging the Colors box or Tools box. It looked confusing when the magnifier preview was shown at the same time as the preview outline for dragging/docking a tool window.

For languages that read right-to-left, the History view ( Edit > History) now uses a right-to-left layout, and the color box and tool box no longer flip their layout when dragging them into a window or docking them back to a side of the application.

The history view and error messages use more localized text.

Fixed cut off icons in buttons in the help window toolbar in the Modern theme.

All windows now have a default-focused control, and the last focused control in the window is remembered for when you refocus the window.

File > New and File > Open now create a new autosave session, instead of using the current session.

Winter Theme

Updated the Winter theme with advent calendar-style tool buttons, that reveal (improved) holiday pixel art for each tool when you select them.

This means that the Winter theme is more usable, since it doesn't obscure the functions of all the tools with pixel art.

Also, if it doesn't feel quite enough like an advent calendar for you, you can hold Shift to select multiple tools at once.

Perhaps you could make a drawing using only one tool for the 16 days leading up to Christmas, with exceptions for the Pick Color and Magnifier tools, of course.

Snowflakes in the menus indicate what letter you can press to select that item.

To disable the Winter theme, click the Grinch at the bottom of the screen, who will then smile a nasty smile and steal Christmas from you. You can get it back with Extras > Theme > Winter.

A good place to start is coloring line art using just the Fill tool ( ):

Winter Theme

A new UI skin is available, under Extras > Themes > Winter, featuring winter and holiday icons, festive fonts, and a palette with seasonal colors and peppermint patterns.

Merry Christmas and happy Hanukkah!

Better History
New: Jump to any point in the document's history, forwards or backwards, with Edit > History or Ctrl+Shift+Y.

Click on Text in the history view to go back to text editing.

You can return to when a selection existed.

Note: these states are skipped over with normal Undo and Redo, so you need to use the History window.

Branching history: if you undo, and then make changes, you can get back to everything. Future states are preserved.

Warning: History is not saved with the autosave. Document history will be lost if you refresh the page, or close the tab, or if the tab crashes, or if you close or restart your browser, or likely if you're just on a phone and the mobile browser loses focus.
Improved Mobile Support

New: Use two fingers to pan the view.

I recently made it easier to grab handles for resizing things. With that, combined with multitouch panning, JS Paint is much more useable on a phone.

Caveat: It's slow on some devices, and parts of the interface are still too small for touch.

Handles are now way easier to drag, with extended click targets, similar to Paint from Windows 7. It's not unreasonable to use with a touch screen now! This applies to selections, textboxes, and the main canvas handles.

Resizing things while zoomed in is finally fixed!

The Text tool now perfectly previews the pixels that will be placed on the canvas. What you see is what you get! Also it retains all browser editing behavior, like spellcheck, using a convoluted, yet elegant overlaying strategy. (I prototyped this here and here if you're interested.)

With the fill-only option selected, the Polygon tool now previews with inverted lines, like MS Paint does. (When you finish the polygon, the boundary of the shape matches the preview exactly, because it actually does draw a stroke, just the same color as the fill.)

New: The Magnifier now lets you zoom to a specific location, showing a preview of the new viewport.

Also, when zooming out with the Magnifier, or changing the zoom from the toolbar or menus, the top left corner of the viewport is now kept anchored.

Also, pasting a selection will now go to the top left of the viewport, instead of the entire document.

New: The Grid. Zoom to 4x+ and use View > Zoom > Show Grid or Ctrl+G to enable. This works with browser zoom as well to provide crisp gridlines even if you zoom in with your browser.

New: View > Zoom > Custom Zoom, including an actually-custom numerical zoom option, unlike MS Paint.

New: Dynamic cursors for brush and eraser, so you now have a preview of exactly where the tool will draw.

Also, in the event that your browser clears canvases to free up memory, you should be more likely to be able to undo to get back to a useful state.

JS Paint now lets you copy real image data to the Clipboard, both with keyboard shortcuts and from the Edit menu. This feature is available in Chrome 76+. Other browsers don't support it yet, as of Sep 2019.

Also: paste the URL of an image, and JS Paint will load and paste the image. (This is an alternative to File > Load from URL, which replaces the document.)

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JS Paint is now finally open source, licensed under the MIT License. The project has been source-available from the beginning, since I never felt the need to obfuscate or hide the code, but it is now legally open source. I look forward to seeing how you use JS Paint in your own projects!

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The Useless Web Button... just press it and find where it takes you. The perfect button for the bored, or those looking to find useless sites online!

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描いたイラストが音楽に合わせて踊ります。

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To save, right click the thumbnail and choose Save Image As....

Drag colors to blend.

Press Space to start anew.

Press Z to undo.

Try different colors and symmetries.

Sally forth, you weaver of wonder, sower of silken waves.

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Collection of digital toys and experiments.