What is new and improved on Online SVG Editor, written for the people who use it.
August 2026: Editor Reliability Improvements
The dedicated SVG editor page now has expanded cross-browser test coverage, verifying consistent behavior across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit browsers.
Editor import, export, keyboard shortcuts, and localized interfaces are now verified by automated tests to catch regressions before they reach users.
August 2026: React & Web Component Adapters
A new React adapter (`online-svg-editor/adapters/react`) mounts the editor with a `<SvgEditor>` component and a `useSvgEditor()` hook, with StrictMode-safe lifecycle, a stable imperative ref handle, and an optional error boundary.
A new Web Component adapter (`online-svg-editor/adapters/web-component`) exposes a `<svg-editor>` custom element with reflected attributes, `svg-editor:ready` / `svg-editor:error` events, and explicit `defineSvgEditor()` registration (no global registry pollution on import).
Both adapters are SSR-safe to import, externalize React as a peer dependency, and share the existing editor instance chunk (no duplicate core code).
New runnable consumer examples (React + Vite, Next.js, Web Component) join the SDK example suite and are verified by the release gate.
July 2026
Social sharing previews now show a proper cover image on every page.
The About page now explains what the tool is, how it keeps your files private, and where to reach us.
The SVG vs PNG vs JPG guide gained an at-a-glance comparison table and reference links.
Search engines can now show richer, better structured listings for the site.