Flash Streak 1.3.0 adds a drawing pad, study sessions that keep score, a new
color picker, and whole-profile backups.

New

• Doodle pad. Draw a card face by hand: brush, eraser, zoom, pan, freehand
  resizing, and its own undo that never disturbs your table. Save the drawing
  straight onto a card, or export it as a PNG.
• Open a picture in the pad, mark it up, and save it back to the card. A
  drawing a card already has can be reopened and kept working on.
• Weighted study scoring, now the default. "Got it" scores +1, "Again"
  scores -1, and a card leaves the stack once it reaches the clear score, so
  cards you keep missing keep coming back. The previous one-tap-to-clear
  behavior is still there as "simple".
• A new color picker with a hue rail, hex and RGB fields, an eyedropper
  and your saved swatches. Card colors preview on a real flashcard you can
  flip, showing the contrast of the text on each face.
• Back up everything to one file: workspaces, decks, cards, notes, images,
  palettes, shortcuts, search engines and themes. Restore puts a browser back
  exactly where that file left it.
• Color palettes export and import on their own.
• Help is now a set of collapsible sections, so it rarely needs scrolling.

Improved

• Tall images fit inside a card instead of running off the face.
• The card editor previews a real card rather than an approximation of one.
• The doodle pad opens at the same size and zoom every time.

Accessibility

• Links in a card's notes can be reached by keyboard.
• Dialogs hold focus where it belongs and hand it back on close.
• Escape closes the doodle pad from anywhere inside it.
• Pinch zoom works on the flashcards page.
• Toolbar buttons keep their names for screen readers at narrow widths.

Fixed

• A restore that cannot write now refuses instead of deleting your data first.
• A single card with a missing color or position no longer blanks the table.
• Several undo problems, including dragging a deck frame leaving no undo step.
• Thick brush strokes no longer have notches bitten out of them.

Privacy

• Site icons stay off until you turn them on, and genuinely do nothing
  without the permission: decline it and no request leaves your browser.
• No accounts, no analytics, no telemetry. Everything stays on your device.