If you’re using plotly (js) and good at it then stick with it as it gives you so much flexibility - especially with scientific plotting.
I saw the examples for OP and did not see anything challenging Plotly for my use cases.
I saw the examples for OP and did not see anything challenging Plotly for my use cases.
- rich tooltips (coming soon in Plot)
- interactive pan & zoom
- multiple panels with shared scales? (like for marginal distributions; you can combine with HTML of course, but it’s not easy/built-in in Plot)