AlainP

Exactly what I noticed.

iPad Pro 12.9" - I would say that it "flickers" only the available files displayed, not the whole screen or interface window. It's like it was reading and display the files twice. All three apps now do this.

Just an update on this.... Now on latest MacOS 15.0 public beta (24A5331b) and same version of Designer, after 10 minutes of trying to make it crash changing fonts it never did.

Same problem here on Mac OS 15 Public Beta. It takes a few times changing fonts before it crashes, but it finally does crash. Same in Photo. But beta is beta.

Wow! I really think you are the one who will have to deal with it. I wonder why people still try to help you.

Same here, very readable in Windows 11 and Mac OS. I'm sure that on a 4K monitor at native resolutions it must be quite small.

Make sure that you are logged in iCloud with the same account ID on all machines.

You should use the iCloud app on your PC, not via the browser, you will be able to save files to any folder you create in it and they will sync automatically in the background. I've been doing this for a few years without any problem. I don't understand your "postcard size window", and never had any problem with Bluetooth on iPad. Actually, I use two iPads, one Macbook, one Mac mini and a Windows PC. Never had any problem of any kind for years. I even canceled my Onedrive subscription recently and went with iCloud only and I love it. Just make sure that the folders in which you save your files are under the "iCloud" one, and make sure everything syncs in the background.

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.