Arghmath

Thank you Walt,
either way, it should be fixed as it is extremely annoying

I have to agree with @nodeus because the expected functionality would be "next -- previous. the reason for this is that the usage of "back -- forward" is limited. It maybe makes sense to go "back", but "forward"? Where forward...
I understand the intention of the developers and the concepts, but from my experience the concepts are often changed based on the usability tests. We often prepare concept for client, but very often change it based on the user feedback.
PS I know this will be heresy here, but Adobe PS, AI, etc, have in their Preferences "next -- prev" buttons

Hi @Sean P
Thanks, for the confirmation.
I have realized after thorough searching that the bleed is visible, but the background of an artboard must be adjusted to very dark color. So on big monitor it is really thin line...

Bleed is not showing on the Artboard.
The bleed is there, you can snap object to it but it's not showing. It doesn't help to show/hide bleed or Clip to Canvas on/off. Is there any other option how to display it on the screen...

There is a bug in the navigation of the "preferences" UI.

The arrows "left" and "right" are not working properly. The "right" one is not working and the "left" one is taking you back to the main selection.

Bleed is not showing on the Artboard.
The bleed is there, you can snap object to it but it's not showing. It doesn't help to show/hide bleed or Clip to Canvas on/off. Is there any other option how to display it on the screen...

Hi Arghmath, Grzeniu,
Welcome to Affinity Forums
Contrary to other apps, in Affinity Designer the artboards are (a special type of) object(s), subject to the same conditions as any other object and listed in the Layers panel as part of the layers hierarchy (they are not independent entities/canvas floating over a pasteboard area). For this reason their X,Y coordinates (and dimensions) do matter when exporting to other formats. Any decimal parts will be converted/added as an additional pixel in raster formats. One thing you can do to prevent this is enabling Force Pixel Alignment in the main toolbar to ensure that objects created, moved, stretched etc always end with integer values both for their X,Y coordinates and dimensions (width, height).  Also, keep Move by Whole Pixels (the button on the right of Force Pixel Alignment) disabled otherwise the decimal values will be kept when you move the objects.

Bleed is not showing on the Artboard.
The bleed is there, you can snap object to it but it's not showing. It doesn't help to show/hide bleed or Clip to Canvas on/off. Is there any other option how to display it on the screen...

Bleed is not showing on the Artboard.
The bleed is there, you can snap object to it but it's not showing. It doesn't help to show/hide bleed or Clip to Canvas on/off. Is there any other option how to display it on the screen...

Hi @Sean P
Thanks, for the confirmation.
I have realized after thorough searching that the bleed is visible, but the background of an artboard must be adjusted to very dark color. So on big monitor it is really thin line...

Quite often I encounter problem where the toolbox with the measuring distance is hidden behind the anchor of the bounding box of the object. See below the image for details . Even simple zooming out doesn't help to show the numbers in the toolbox. To go around it it is always necessary to zoom out to very small zoom ration and then the toolbox will appear - see 2nd image.
I know this is just UI tweak and probably the measurement toolbox should be displayed next to the anchor. Does anyone encounter this?

Found it

 
Thank you for the help!

Problem with the default type when placing document.
Open Publisher File Place Image on empty page Default image is selected to TXT (never used this type of file) Must select from the drop down desired type file Is this normal behavior?  I know that in Photo or Designer the default is "All files"
Any ideas how to change this.
Thank you