AlainP

I don"t see this on my two iPads. Same version as yours. EDIT: Same thing here too in Designer. My first reply was after trying Photo. But FX in Photo have the same behaviour as in Designer. If you click on the move tool before clicking anywhere else the FX will remain as intended.

Don't worry too much about this guys, in a few years the whole planet will speak English anyway.

I wouldn't say it got slower when they tried to optimize for the M chips. I used Affinity apps on Mac and PC for quite a long time, and overall, the three apps were much faster in the past. It looks like with each newer version apps get slower to start and slower to run. But they have to make them compatible with so many hardware on the PC, and each new versions have new functionality and features, it's probably normal.

"Casse" is wrongly used nowadays. It comes from the old typography system. "La casse" was the wooden box, (sometimes metal), the letter case in English, in which printers put the lead letters for the printing press. The most used letters, the "lowercase" letters were at the bottom of the box for faster access, in French "bas de casse". Capital letters were in the upper section, the "uppercase" letters. Majuscules et minuscules sont des types de casse. Les petites capitales sont aussi un autre type de casse. Upper and lower case are part of the "case". Small capitals are also another kind of case. So, IMO, I would say that "Majuscules" is the one to use here, but I wouldn't bet too much money on that. And don't forget that when you send you old car to the scrap yard, in French "vous l'envoyez à la casse".....

I was out of this forum for a while, but I had to come back after the email we all received. So much political language, when was the last time a politician kept his word. Look at all these acquisitions over time, all the bought companies have disappeared for the benefit of the buyer. Remember, money rules the world, and every man has his price. The primary goal of Canva is to make profits.

I had a similar problem after updating to 2.3.0. Restarting with the "Ctrl" key clearing most of the options fixed the problem.

Une courte vidéo, ou au moins, une saisie d'écran nous permettrait de mieux voir ce qui se passe. Windows, Mac ou iPad.....

Why resize it then ? What am I missing here ?

I worked with Photo since it came out on Windows. Never had any problem upgrading to newer versions. But with ver. 2.3 I had a few rendering and brush problems. Starting the app while holding "Ctrl" and resetting almost everything fixed everything, problems gone. I just had to recreate my shortcuts, set plugins and program became as fast as before.

All three apps work very well on my Macbook Air 8GB ram and 512GB SD. So it should work very well and for many years on a M3 Macbook Pro with thre specs you mentionned.

All Affinity apps work very well on my 9th gen iPad.

I'm really not good with Designer, but if you take the two shapes out of the Artboard you can then add them and put them back on it.

It does not make sense at all. All other apps ask before closing when you've done some edit on the file. Even Designer ask before closing any file if you did some kind of edit. Photo does not ask unless you clicked on "Develop" .... no way it should work like this. It's a programming error easy to fix.

Yes it's the same when you don't make any change. But here I edited the RAW file so it should ask if I want to cancel the modifications I made before closing. If you click on the "Develop" button at the to left it then will ask you before closing the file. When opening a JPG file and edit something in it, It then does ask if I want to save my changes before closing. It should be the same with the RAW file. If you open a RAW file in Designer it will ask your if you want to save your changes before closing, even if you don't edit it, as it applies some curves before displaying it. Photo does not.