Kaoto playground now works in Safari
The Kaoto canvas renders correctly in Safari. Step toolbars, group containers, drag previews, and image exports all work as expected. Try the playground in your browser of choice.
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The Kaoto canvas renders correctly in Safari. Step toolbars, group containers, drag previews, and image exports all work as expected. Try the playground in your browser of choice.
The Kaoto canvas is now fully navigable from the keyboard and understandable by screen readers. Tab in, arrow between steps, press Enter to configure, press Escape to get back. Here is a tour of the new experience.
Kaoto 2.12 shipped a new experimental Infrastructure view for starting, monitoring, and stopping Camel backing services directly from VS Code. It is hidden by default while we gather feedback — here is how to enable it and what it can do.
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