Theme switchers, chart labels sized by CSS, and SVG text you can measure
Sites that switch themes by turning a linked stylesheet off, or add a rule to it from script, now restyle the page; Floati ignored both. SVG text takes its size and font from the page's CSS, as every chart library expects. SVG text answers where each character is, canvas text is kerned like the reference browser's, the canvas reports its transform, and Object.assign and defineProperty finally work on page elements.
Theme switchers that switch




This page turns its dark stylesheet off from script, adds a highlight rule to its main stylesheet and recolours the card titles through CSSOM, the way theme toggles and design tools do it. Floati changed the stylesheet objects but kept painting the stylesheets as they were downloaded, so all three edits did nothing. The edited and disabled sheets now restyle the page and what scripts measure, and the result matches the reference browser.
Chart labels sized by the page's CSS




Chart pages size their SVG labels in the stylesheet, with a rule like text { font: 11px sans-serif }. Floati ignored page CSS on SVG text and drew every label at the 16px default, half again too big. SVG text now takes its size, family, weight and anchor from the page's CSS, with font-size and the other presentation attributes underneath it as the SVG standard says, and the labels match the reference browser.
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