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# Version 10.7.0 Changelog (February 7, 2024)

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Version: 10.7.0.83383

Release Date: February 7, 2024

## Notes

This release of Apryse for Android brings the core PDF functionality inline with version 10.7.0 of the Apryse cross-platform APIs. Most non-module related changes apply to Android.

## Fixes

* Fixed issue where scroll bar overlaps with navigation buttons in some scenarios
* Fixed issue where dragging while creating polyline scrolls the page in some scenarios
* Fixed issue where lasso tool does not select properly with dots and short lines
* Fixed issue where duplicating FreeText annotation does not work properly on rotated pages
* Fixed issue where FreeText rich content setting does not work properly between sessions
* Fixed issue where annotation toolbar is shown when searching in some scenarios
* Fixed issue with day night mode for Flutter SDK

## APIs

### PDFViewCtrlTools package

#### AnnotUtils

*new* static method: `void putFreeTextRotationDegree(Annot, int)`

#### Utils

*new* static method: `boolean applyDayNight(Context, AppCompatDelegate)`

*new* static method: `String getLocaleLanguageCode()`


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