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edited Nov 18, 2022 at 18:02

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Update:

Because the browsers still do not support all SVG2 features, there is a better workaround in Inkscape to fix that issue:

Select Edit > Preferences.
From the tree on the left, select: Input/Output > SVG export
Under "SVG 2 to SVG 1.1" check the two checkboxes to use the correct direction and colors (as shown in the screenshot below).

Now save the SVG file as follows:
- File > Save as.
- Check the box: "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in Preferences dialog"
Now the markers should be rendered correctly in the browsers.

Note for Windows users:

For Windows users, you need an extra step in order to enable the "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in Preferences dialog" option. To enable it:

Select: Edit > Preferences.
From the tree view select: Interface > Windows.
Under "Desktop integration" enable the option "GTK open/save dialogs", as shown in the screenshot below:

Old answer (but still relevant)

This is a known issue (see here). A workaround is to use the following extension to color the markers:

Extensions > Modify Path > Color Markers…

Update:

Because the browsers still do not support all SVG2 features, there is a better workaround in Inkscape to fix that issue:

Select Edit > Preferences.
From the tree on the left, select: Input/Output > SVG export
Under "SVG 2 to SVG 1.1" check the two checkboxes to use the correct direction and colors (as shown in the screenshot below).

Now save the SVG file as follows:
- File > Save as.
- Check the box: "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in Preferences dialog"
Now the markers should be rendered correctly in the browsers.

Note for Windows users:

For Windows users, you need an extra step in order to enable the "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in Preferences dialog" option. To enable it:

Select: Edit > Preferences.
From the tree view select: Interface > Windows.
Under "Desktop integration" enable the option "GTK open/save dialogs", as shown in the screenshot below:

Old answer (but still relevant)

This is a known issue (see here). A workaround is to use the following extension to color the markers:

Extensions > Modify Path > Color Markers…

Update:

Because the browsers still do not support all SVG2 features, there is a better workaround in Inkscape to fix that issue:

Select Edit > Preferences.
From the tree on the left, select: Input/Output > SVG export
Under "SVG 2 to SVG 1.1" check the two checkboxes to use the correct direction and colors (as shown in the screenshot below).

Now save the SVG file as follows:
- File > Save as.
- Check the box: "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in Preferences dialog"
Now the markers should be rendered correctly in the browsers.

Note for Windows users:

For Windows users, you need an extra step in order to enable the "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in Preferences dialog" option. To enable it:

Select: Edit > Preferences.
From the tree view select: Interface > Windows.
Under "Desktop integration" enable the option "GTK open/save dialogs", as shown in the screenshot below:

Old answer (but still relevant)

This is a known issue (see here). A workaround is to use the following extension to color the markers:

Extensions > Modify Path > Color Markers…

Add a note for Windows users

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edited Nov 9, 2022 at 23:26

s.ouchene

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Update:

Because the browsers still do not support all SVG2 features, there is a better workaround in Inkscape to fix that issue:

Select Edit > Preferences.
From the tree on the left, select: Input/Output > SVG export
Under "SVG 2 to SVG 1.1" check the two checkboxes to use the correct direction and colors (as shown in the screenshot below).

Now save the SVG file as follows:
- File > Save as.
- Check the box: "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in PreferenesPreferences dialog"
Now the markers should be rendered correctly in the browsers.

Note for Windows users:

For Windows users, you need an extra step in order to enable the "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in Preferences dialog" option. To enable it:

Select: Edit > Preferences.

From the tree view select: Interface > Windows.

Under "Desktop integration" enable the option "GTK open/save dialogs", as shown in the screenshot below:

Old answer (but still relevant)

This is a known issue (see here). A workaround is to use the following extension to color the markers:

Extensions > Modify Path > Color Markers…

Update:

Because the browsers still do not support all SVG2 features, there is a better workaround in Inkscape to fix that issue:

Select Edit > Preferences.
From the tree on the left, select: Input/Output > SVG export
Under "SVG 2 to SVG 1.1" check the two checkboxes to use the correct direction and colors (as shown in the screenshot below).

Now save the SVG file as follows:
- File > Save as.
- Check the box: "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in Preferenes dialog"
Now the markers should be rendered correctly in the browsers.

Old answer (but still relevant)

This is a known issue (see here). A workaround is to use the following extension to color the markers:

Extensions > Modify Path > Color Markers…

Update:

Because the browsers still do not support all SVG2 features, there is a better workaround in Inkscape to fix that issue:

Select Edit > Preferences.
From the tree on the left, select: Input/Output > SVG export
Under "SVG 2 to SVG 1.1" check the two checkboxes to use the correct direction and colors (as shown in the screenshot below).

Now save the SVG file as follows:
- File > Save as.
- Check the box: "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in Preferences dialog"
Now the markers should be rendered correctly in the browsers.

Note for Windows users:

For Windows users, you need an extra step in order to enable the "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in Preferences dialog" option. To enable it:

Select: Edit > Preferences.

From the tree view select: Interface > Windows.

Under "Desktop integration" enable the option "GTK open/save dialogs", as shown in the screenshot below:

Old answer (but still relevant)

This is a known issue (see here). A workaround is to use the following extension to color the markers:

Extensions > Modify Path > Color Markers…

Update the answer

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edited Nov 9, 2022 at 17:07

s.ouchene

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Update:

Because the browsers still do not support all SVG2 features, there is a better workaround in Inkscape to fix that issue:

Select Edit > Preferences.

From the tree on the left, select: Input/Output > SVG export

Under "SVG 2 to SVG 1.1" check the two checkboxes to use the correct direction and colors (as shown in the screenshot below).

Now save the SVG file as follows:
- File > Save as.
- Check the box: "Export as SVG 1.1 per settings in Preferenes dialog"

Now the markers should be rendered correctly in the browsers.

Old answer (but still relevant)

This is a known issue (see here). A workaround is to use the following extension to color the markers:

Extensions > Modify Path > Color Markers…

Add a link to the issue on Inkscape's bugtracker

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edited Sep 3, 2022 at 16:08

s.ouchene

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