Winkelmann

Any update/additional info on this? The prompt is appearing in all of the apps in the release version on iPadOS.

Take a look at this: Microsoft Paint: Windows Notepad(!!!): Meanwhile in Affinity Designer: ------------ New-ish built-in Windows Fonts are heavily limited (Bahnschrift in the example above) Nearly all Adobe Fonts fonts are heavily limited Baking/converting fonts is not a practical solution, and can present a licensing problem. How is this not a top priority? In the current times, having at least some support for variable fonts is essential functionality. It's not even an Adobe vs Affinity situation anymore, Microsoft Paint supports it!

Another +1 from me, it is mind-boggling that this wasn't included in the V2 Affinity Suite already. A large amount of built-in Windows fonts and Adobe Fonts fonts are distributed as variable fonts and are thus barely usable with usually only one font weight selectable. This is a major pain point when using fonts in the Affinity Suite and I hope it gets addressed soon.

Hi, I found this thread because exactly the same thing just happened to me and I was wondering what was going on. To answer the @DanG 's questions, though I am not the thread creator: 1. Operating System: Windows 10 20H2 2. Antivirus: Just Windows Defender 3. Purchased via: Affinity Store Edit: For me this happened in Designer

I have the same issue and some more details: 1. @PšendaUsing multiple monitors isn't a "big load", it is a marginally higher load than using one monitor and can pretty much be compared to using a higher resolution monitor, with today's hardware even on most laptops, any issues arising from using two monitors in applications that don't have a constant high performance demand is usually a software bug and not an actual performance problem. 2. @Sean PI have tracked down what is causing these issue for me: Having the "History" studio window visible causes medium amount of typing latency, having the "Appearance" window open causes high added latency, having both visible stacks and causes a very high amount of latency from key press to showing up on screen. My relevant specs are: OS: Windows 10 1909 Software: Affinity Designer 1.8.3.641 CPU: Intel Xeon E5 2630v3 with unlocked 3.2GHz boost. GPU: Nvidia 980ti Disk: Affinity is installed on an SSD that isn't showing any errors or corruption. Screens: 3440x1440 at 120hz and 1920x1080 at 60hz - I tested for this behavior with only the 1920x1080 at 60hz screen connected, which should be "the most standard" display configuration and it was still present. Here is a video of the issue: https://i.imgur.com/8JBx0y4.mp4 I can't really show when I am actually pressing keys so when you see the mouse starts moving is when my hands are off the keyboard.