The Oekaki now works on Google Chrome!

[ChompGod]

I wish it worked for my tablet :c

Do you mean a drawing tablet, or a tablet computer? Which tablet do you have?

I mean a drawing tablet, sorry hah ^^ it's a Wacom. Every time I use it, the oekaki messes up after 2 minutes or so.

[arabella !!]

@Rudy

I suggest going to ChickenPaint then clicking Help > Tablet Support and it'll recommend something for Wacom tablet users.

[bluex]

*SCREAMS* YESSS

[Nick]

when I try to select/tap/"click" a button with my pen, it doesn't work and I have to use my mouse for it which makes it difficult.. I find that if you draw, you can't tap the buttons and if you're clicking buttons you can't draw unless you click on the canvas or vice versa

This problem on Internet Explorer/Edge should be fixed now, please try it out for me again!

[Burrito Bunny]

I experienced a weird glitch on Chickenpaint in Safari on a macbook where after adding an additional color patch (so you can easily go back to it later) scrolling over the button which lets you add the color swatches caused many of the pre set colors to become inverted, or at least change to something very near their complimentary color. If clicked it brought the brush to the color the swatch was supposed to represent (i.e. Though the little icon looked green it turned the brush red when clicked). The only colors that weren't flipped were black and white. After moving the cursor out of the preset color box they returned to normal.

Just a little weird thing I though I might mention. Not hugely important, but a bug none the less!

[Nick]

Hm, that sounds like ChickenPaint thought your cursor was stuck down, and moving the mouse might have caused it to select color squares as if they were text, which tends to invert the colors. Were you using a tablet? Can you get it to do it again, or does it seem like a one-time thing?

[Burrito Bunny]

Nope, I wasn't using a tablet. I was using the touchpad that is part of the laptop, but I wasn't clicking down, just brushing against it to move it. Even just leaving the cursor there (not touching the pad at all with my finger) causes this inversion of the colors to happen.

And yes, I can replicate it. I started a new drawing and the same thing was happening. I can figure out how to take screen shots if that would help?
Edit:
This is how it looks normally, as one would expect:

This is how it looks when the cursor is moved over the add button:


I have found that adding a new color is not needed to find this glitch. It happens from when Oekaki is first opened. For instance, in the images above there that is a brand new Oekaki. Nothing had been drawn and nothing has been added. It persists if the drawing is altered though.

Edit #2:
After fooling around with it some more I realized that after you added a bunch of swatches some showed their true colors and some were inverted. So, it got even more confusing.

However, it seemed to straighten itself out once I got to the third row of swatches, all off them seemingly showing their true colors.

[Maddyasaurus]

Yes!!! I can finally USE Oekaki without having to go through all of that Java trouble! This is great!!

[redlitt]

Awesome! I had to download an extension that lets me use chibi paint onot chrome (IE browser) before. Now I don't need to use it, plus I can access it through my grandparent's computer.

[slug]

On chrome you when draw on chicken paint
And switch tabs
The drawing goes back the the postion when it first loaded.

It's kinda frustrating.