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Choose whether a link reaching two questions ahead is drawn as a line or shown as a pair of chips, under Settings > Graphs (9647df5)
Lines carry arrowheads, so which way a branch runs is readable — including on the long horizontal stretches (36e2650)
Fixes
Answer labels are no longer hidden behind question bubbles; they sit in the clear band between two rows instead of wherever the line happened to be halfway along (36e2650)
The back button leaves the editor again instead of rewinding the last chip jump, which read as undoing an edit (9647df5)
Tapping a stub chip now measures where the target bubble actually is and moves the canvas by that difference, instead of recalculating the position from the zoom and screen density — which is why the last three attempts at this kept missing (8a9e2a3)
A stub chip tapped before the canvas had finished measuring itself moved the graph off to the left instead of onto the node; the jump now waits for a measurement rather than moving to a guessed position (fabb2b1)
A back arrow in the chat's top bar, so leaving a chat no longer needs the system back gesture (e6636fa)
Fixes
Tapping a stub chip pins the node at the other end to the middle of the screen at the zoom you were already using, instead of sliding the canvas sideways and stopping short of it (199e772)
The branches leaving a question are drawn apart from each other rather than as one line that forks (5863bad)
Tapping a stub chip takes you to the node at the other end instead of sliding the canvas sideways and stopping short of it, which was worst when zoomed out (ae4abb2)
A connecting line is no longer drawn across another line's label, and two labels close together no longer print on top of each other (0244bff)
