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That's what I thought. But whenever I open an existing file, the history list is empty, while the filesize grows. In my case a multi page brochure has some hundreds of MBs so nothing crazy compared to Adobe SW. But still, Affinity aims higher :-)

The issue is on both my Mac version, and my customers' Windows version of Affinity Designer.

Hello, I'd like to ask if there's a solution to stop/avoid growing of files that I edit or change. It seems that working on a file simply grows it's size over time and there's no clear solution to keep it small. Originally I thought it's the saving of the full history in the file. But when I open recently edited files in both Affinity Photo and Affinity Designer, it has no prior history stored in it. Anybody has an idea? Thx! Btw. backup solution that I have is to open a new file and paste all content from the old file to the new one. But that's killing export settings and you need to think of setting bleed correctly etc.

I have a same problem in Affinity Photo (which I bought today after having Designer for a while). Resizing an image or cropping never remembers the lock settings and the anchor settings and also the Resample settings. Setting it up every time is kind of a pain for daily use. Can you help TonyB?