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I noticed that filling a rectangle in iOS doen't set the background to transparent. It works fine on WinUI and Android. Here is the code. On iOS, it always yields White background. I tried FillPaint as well, but same issue.
Has anyone found a workaround? I'm running into the same problem, even if I don't draw the rectangle. On Android the canvas is transparent by default, on iOS it's white.
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I noticed that filling a rectangle in iOS doen't set the background to transparent. It works fine on WinUI and Android. Here is the code. On iOS, it always yields White background. I tried FillPaint as well, but same issue.
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