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# Version 10.8.0 Changelog (March 20, 2024)

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Version: 10.8.0

Release Date: March 20, 2024

## Notes

This release of Apryse for Xamarin brings the core PDF functionality and iOS and Android Tools functionality inline with version 10.8.0 of the iOS and Android SDKs. More information can be found on [What's New for iOS](/ios/changelogs/version-10/v10-8-0.md) and [What's New for Android](/android/changelogs/version-10/v10-8-0.md).

## Xamarin.Android

### Fixes

* Fixed issue where free text is not editable after initial creation
* Fixed issue where free text with rich content created from another platform is not editable
* Fixed issue where annotation with and without notes appear to have the same note icon
* Fixed potential crash when editing sticky note annotation created from another vendor

## Xamarin.iOS

### New

* Pending free text annotations are now committed when rotating the device.
* Rich contents are now disabled by default for new free text annotations.

### Fixes

* Fixed the selection of grouped text markup annotations from the annotation list.
* Fixed the Ink and PencilKit tools appearing in the long press menu when disabled.
* Fixed the opacity of free text annotations not affecting the border or background colors.
* Fixed free text annotations contents being clipped when created/edited at high zoom levels.


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