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I am using Affinity products on Windows 10 and the icons are damn ugly. Why this trend to use fully filled squares? Squares uses Adobe too but they are different. Also Microsoft on its Office products: also different. The Icon makes only the core of the square. I tried pinning Affinity icons in WIndows' start menu. it's even funnier now looking like a square within a square.
But I compare it even more with blender.  Maybe there is nothing special about the blender icon but is not a damn square. It has its personality. Affinity icons used to look like that too.
Think of it, you see less and less of your beautiful desktop if you fill it with squares. Plus the loss of their character.
Best regards,
An Affinity icon hater 

I am using Affinity products on Windows 10 and the icons are damn ugly. Why this trend to use fully filled squares? Squares uses Adobe too but they are different. Also Microsoft on its Office products: also different. The Icon makes only the core of the square. I tried pinning Affinity icons in WIndows' start menu. it's even funnier now looking like a square within a square.
But I compare it even more with blender.  Maybe there is nothing special about the blender icon but is not a damn square. It has its personality. Affinity icons used to look like that too.
Think of it, you see less and less of your beautiful desktop if you fill it with squares. Plus the loss of their character.
Best regards,
An Affinity icon hater 

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last question is of capital importance for me also

Hi
 
The default keyboard shortcut to toggle the snapping grid off/on is Ctrl+'
 
but I think the shortcut to toggle or cycle through the axis planes is missing at the moment
 
although you can add your own shortcut in preferences (which is what I've done)