I'm not sure what to do about the screenshot test, as I really want to confirm that the figure is sent to the browser, but browsers differ in how they show the resize grip, which causes te comparison to fail.

Can you mask the resize grip by drawing a white rectangle on top using imagemagic?

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looks like we need some extra steps in the CI setup?

I'm not sure what to do about the screenshot test, as I really want to confirm that the figure is sent to the browser, but browsers differ in how they show the resize grip, which causes te comparison to fail.

Can you mask the resize grip by drawing a white rectangle on top using imagemagic?

Actually, I forgot we have access to which browser is running the test, so I could just have two test images... I'll see what the diff looks like.

So this is nearly working on GitHub Actions. The current failure is on macOS. For some reason, the canvas gets a border and it's black on Linux, but blue on macOS. There's also some slight difference in the resize grip size.

AppVeyor only fails one test, so it's likely a similar deal.

Azure passes on Linux, but fails on macOS and Windows, but on several more tests. I'm not sure why that is yet.