Draw Awesome Diagrams in Confluence via Excalidraw

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Excalidraw is a web-based tool designed for creating diagrams and sketches with a hand-drawn aesthetic. Its intuitive interface allows users to quickly and easily sketch ideas. Whether you're planning a project or developing a concept, Excalidraw offers a flexible and user-friendly platform to bring your ideas to life.

How can you create such exquisite diagrams in Confluence using Excalidraw? Excalidraw for Confluence seamlessly integrates Excalidraw into Confluence, perfectly implementing the functionality of Excalidraw.

Unlike other drawing tools that offer templates for quickly starting a drawing, Excalidraw provides a wide range of third-party libraries to assist users in drawing efficiently. These libraries are diverse and include icons, network devices, page components, data models, commonly used tools, and more.

However Integrating Excalidraw libraries directly into Confluence, given its technical constraints, is indeed a significant achievement. The development team of Excalidraw for Confluence has specifically modified and adapted the Excalidraw code to integrate commonly used libraries. With these adaptations, Confluence users benefit from the convenience of accessing a diverse range of Excalidraw libraries directly within their workspace, enhancing their ability to create detailed and visually rich diagrams and documents efficiently.

To provide a brief overview based on what such an animated GIF might demonstrate, here's how you might use Excalidraw libraries within Confluence

[Simon Mingaars]

Can you update the plugin so I can use the "Edit line/arrow points" feature? Normally it is linked to Ctrl+Enter, but that does not work in the browser (Firefox). This works fine in Obsidian.