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And I'm back... Dude, browser based paint app with layers and stuff for free? That's totally awesome! It's got a lot good stuff going for it, and looks like it has functions similar to Photoshop and the Gimp. How do you do your color fills?
If you go to the layers menu, you can duplicate the ink layer with right click, or in the top menu with Layer --> Duplicate layer. On the panel on the right beneath Layers is a little tab that says "Normal", click the little arrow and set it to "Multiply". This will make it so the blacks are super black and the whites will become transparent. Now on your first layer underneath, I'd rename it to "color" by clicking on the name for organizational purposes. Since it's a duplicate, you can still use the magic wand to select fills, and instead of drawing a black line for selection purposes, you can use the fill color to make the line.
Select a color field with the magic wand and go to the top menu and click Select -->Expand. It'll bring up a little menu, and if you expand it by 1 or 2 pixels to underlap your inks while you fill it in to eliminate the fuzzies. Just use the pencil tool to paint out the remaining fuzzies
Ooh! Bonus after you have your colors filled out:
Between your color and ink layer, make a new layer and set it "Multiply." Pick a grey, like 30% grey and use the the pencil tool on the colored parts. It should paint transparently for a quick toon-shade effect
Well, anyways.. try it out!