For example, I use Xodo (https://www.xodo.com/app/#/) to add annotations to pdfs for studying etc. and when I add a Free Text element to a document, I size the box in a way so that the text does not overlap with original doc text or other Free Text elements (so I can actually use those notes later for study reference).
However, when I view the document outside of xodo (eg. google Preview in Drive or my local linux Document Viewer), there are two problems:

1. When viewed outside the app, words in the Free Text boxes may be split across multiple lines, so it may look like this:
   """
   This is so
   me free te
   xt
   """
   whereas in the xodo app itself they always reformat to respect the box boundaries but also keep words complete:
   """
   This is
   some
   free
   text
   """




2. Free Text in the app further does not represent what is seen in any other outside app in that the Free Text font size differs from what is shown in the app (which likely is a contributing factor to problem #1 above). Eg. A multi-line Free Text element created in the app will appear cut off in any other app because the text size has increased and the entire text cannot fit in the box boundaries.

I use the default 9pt text size and 0 thickness

i use xodo for zoom presentations, i have a pdf file full of empty blackboards i write on while screen sharing. for this i customized the spen hover pointer using pentastic to point to things i've written earlier.

but xodo sometimes changes the pointer to a small lightblue dot or a text curser. this starts whenever i scrolled the page with my fingers and i can end it by drawing with the pen, even just a dot (thats my workaround).

so the feature request: make a checkbox to disable this behavior.

my question: what is this behavior even caused by? does xodo go into selection mode or something after scrolling? the curser changes depending what im hovering over. over the empty background it's my chosen one. but over text i wrote it becomes different. unless i drew something after the last move.