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It sounds like you are experiencing an issue where the position of comment boxes in your downloaded PDF files does not match their position in the WebViewer. This kind of discrepancy can happen due to differences in how annotations are rendered in WebViewer versus how they are saved in the PDF format.
Some things you can try:
Ensure that you are using the latest version of WebViewer, as newer versions may have fixes for annotation issues.
Check if custom appearances are being used for annotations, as this could affect how they appear in the downloaded file.
Verify that the XFDF string you are exporting and importing is correctly formatted and includes all necessary position data.
Test the annotations using different PDF viewers to see if the issue is consistent across applications.
Here are some resources that might help you:
Custom PDF annotation appearances: This guide will help you understand how custom appearances work and how they might affect annotation positions.
Annotate videos: While this is for video annotations, it provides insights into how annotations are managed, exported, and imported.
It looks like you are using Chrome to view the PDF. This is an issue with Chrome and not WebViewer. Your PDF likely has an internal rotation causing the comment to be rotated. If you add a comment on a rotated PDF using another software such as Adobe, you can also see this behavior in Chrome as well.