8.7 version of MathGraph32 : MathGraph32 can also be used as a web application

8.7 version of MathGraph32 brings up avery important improvement : MathGraph32 can work as a web application (pwa standing for progressive web application)

The principal sis : you start your browser up and put in the address bar the following URL : https://app.mathgraph32.org.

For the first use, your computer or tablet must be connected to internet.

When MathGraph32 is displayed in your browser, it is possible to ask this address to become a web application (see below the explanations according to the kind of device you are on).

Once MathGraph32 installed as a web aplication, a new shortcut appears on your desktop with MathGraph32 icon :

This process finished, event if your computer, tablet or mobile phone is no longer connected to internet, MathGraph32 will start in a special window of the browser (without address bar) as if it was a real application installed on your computer.

Once reconnected to internet, if you launch again the MathGraph32 web application (via the shortcut), the web application will verify if a new version of MathGraph32 is available. If so, the web application will be updated (after warning you).

This article explains how to install the web MathGraph32 web application on an iPad : Installing MathGraph32 on an iPad as a web application

This article explains how to install the web MathGraph32 web application on an android tablet or mobile phone : Installing MathGraph32 on an android tablet or mobile phone as a web application

This article explains how to install the web MathGraph32 web application on a PC Windows or Linux : Installer MathGraph32 sur un PC Windows ou Linux avec Chrome comme une application web

To install MathGraph32 web app on an iMac you can refer to the iPad web application installation : Installing MathGraph32 on a Windows or Linux PC with Chrome as a web application

Moreover, 8.7 version of MathGraph32 brings up a lot of improvements :

– The keyboard shortcuts work also online (the keyboard shortcuts list is available at the bottom on the options dialog box o fMathGraph32).

– It is now now possible to copy the figure in the clipboard, even online (and in the web application too of course)

– The zoom lens is also working when moving the name of a point or a line (very useful on tablet where the finger is hiding what your are doing).

– For the tools measuring the area of a polygon or the length of a line, the measure is automatically dispalyed on the figure (if the check box Automatic display of length and measures is checked in the options dialog box).

– Instead of having to validate some dialog boxes by OK (when you pin down a point or a display for example), you will see fugitive warnings at the bottom right corner of the MathGraph32 window.

– On tablets and mobile phones, you can now drag the dialog boxes (by dragging the blue part at the top of the dialog box).

– A new tool allows the user to unpin all the objects that have been pinned down. This can be useful when working on a figure that was created on a device with a graphical definition higher than yours and some objects are outside the MathGraph32 window. This tool is available in the last toolbar on the left with the icon :

– You can now copy in the clipboard a permanent URL for the figure you are working on. Once this permanent URL is copied in the clipboard, you can paste it in the address bar of a browser : MathGraph32 will start in a browser window (including if you are not connected to internet provided that you have installed the web application on your device).

This new version has been a lot of work and I hope you will enjoy working with these new features of MathGraph32.

Download on : this page

Use mathgraph32 online on : this page.