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Hi, what is that state of unresolved issues in 1.7 RC2 (or earlier), will they be worked on in 1.7.x branch or will they be forgotten?

Ye, it seems they were rushing a bit for that Mac Conference.

@Mark Ingram: any chance it will be done in 1.7?

1. Have two images open 2. Select a layer in one of them, and go filters > apply image 3. Don't close the Apply image Window and switch tabs (ie. I was trying to apply layer from another image open, by somehow dragging it to the other image, but just switching images should do) 4. Go back to the first image, Affinity is locked and does not respond to any commands.

@Chris B: still present in RC2

@GabrielM: still in RC2.

@Chris B: Still in RC2.

I do agree, there could be some visual cue to show that particular custom setting is being used (ie. is in non-default setting of 0/0/0).

This should help.

Come to think of it, it would probably require a toggle to resize and move/don't move rulers (depending on ones needs).

Thanks for the suggestions; still, these are workarounds for the core problem. As you can probably see, I use these as a color reference for other pictures, one window is much easier to manage than multiples (just move one window to the other screen etc.)

I actually added some small values like 20px to both sizes (I used ruler guides to dived the image in two halves, put two images side by side and then expand the canvas (from the center), images stayed in place, rulers moved). Also, thanks for showing me Guides Manager, this is so good for what I need to do right now.

The scenario was a bit different, I first floated two windows, resized them and then combined. That' why I'm asking for a workaround for that part. I understand the part with window resizing all the time, but not where it moves the images inside respective tabs

I use ctrl+0 to center these at the beginning of video. I was asking for floating window size, so that when I switch tabs, the window will have the same size. (you can see that in the video, that each tab has different size)

Hi, 1. Create a square image 2. add a guide in the center (use snapping for example) 3. Document -> Resize canvas 4. Ensure your'e resizing around center 5. Notice that guides don't stay in the center anymore.