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Thanks, Silvo

sure, send me the link

no, I don't have it enabled. I have the "Use scroll gesture with modifier keys to zoom" on. I tried to disable, but it still crashes.

Indeed, the problem seems the same

My bad, I did not notice the other threads. No. Grammarly is not installed (never used). On the other hand, since it happens only on this computer, I would assume is something computer related (I have plenty of stuff running in the background). Meanwhile here is the crash report from the latest 2.1.0 beta Affinity Publisher 2 Beta-2023-02-26-213540.ips

Just tried the latest Beta. It still crashes. I might have found a possible hint: it crashes only when I start the highlighting from an hyphenated word Affinity Publisher 2 Beta-2023-02-26-212846.ips

As soon as I hit cmd-F or touch the Find&Replace palette, Publisher will crash. I reinstalled everything from scratch (and restarted) and it still crashes. This does not happen on another Mac (Macbook Pro 15 (2014). It is not file specific, trying to search in any file, even newly created will end in an crash. I don't recall the problem in the previous version. AF Publisher 2.0.4 - Macbook Pro 16" (2019), Ventura 13.2.1 I am attaching the logs for two crashes. Affinity Publisher 2-2023-02-26-210711.ips Affinity Publisher 2-2023-02-26-200733.ips

The same problem appears when I repeat it on another Macbook Pro 15' (2014) . Here is the crash report. It is a 'fresh' one as I reinstalled all Affinity apps from scratch Affinity Publisher 2-2023-02-26-201652.ips

I have a text frame in a master page that makes AF Publisher 2 crash every time I place the cursor at the end of the second line and hit the arrow up. AF Publisher 2.0.4, MacBook Pro 16" 2019, Ventura 13.2

If I set the cursor in a text aligned to the right and then I insert a character or a paragraph mark, the actual point of insertion will be offset to the left with respect to where the cursor is visualised. This happens either if a I post&click or I move the cursor using the arrows. Affinity Publisher 2.0.4 on a MacBook Pro from 2019, Ventura 13.2

If I use the regular expression .+ coupled with a specific style, the results appear, but selecting them does not move the selection to the found text. If I repeat the same search coupled with any other style, it will work as expected. If I use defined query (even if it contains .) coupled with the problematic style, it will work as expected.

A difference between InDesign and Publisher is that in Publisher you can apply masters on top of each other. This is a strange behaviour for those coming from InDesign but -once understood the phylosophy- it s quite cool. It is somehow limited by the fact that you cannot apply a master page to only part of a spread, but it is something you can live with. Especially since if you apply the master pages through the dialog box, you can then go to layers and remove anything you don't want. The problem is the "slight bug" that, in some cases where the master is applied, "hides" its elements, thus preventing any workaround through layers. One such case is when you drag&drop masters instead of using the dialog box. This is easily solved being careful to avoid this. Anther case, where the slight bug becomes a major one, is when you delete part of a spread: the pages that flow back will automatically apply their master onto the remaining half-spread, basically dooming it... Please correct this bug.... PS I use a Mac

Hello, I get exactly the same problem. Which is a big problem as, with differently formatted spreads, it is impossible to reformat them. Is there a solution? Thanks