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It would be great if I could send colour corrected proofs with the Share command. As it stands, my CMYK projects come through looking quite garish when sent as a JPG in this way.

I use RescueTime to track my hours. It does this by recording the name of the active window. Unfortunately wth the way Affinity apps modify the window title to show the zoom percentage, I'm left with hundreds of records for a single document. Please allow a preference, even hidden, to disable this feature and keep the window titles constant. Thank you!

Designer's font menu feels really cluttered compared to other Cocoa apps. It seems like other apps (e.g. TextEdit) are able to only display fonts for the current language. I think this would make a nice addition to the suite. Failing that, it would be great to be able to select certain fonts to display like InDesign. On a slightly related note, why is Arial the default font?!

I've been using Designer for page layouts and it would be really nice to be able to store snippets and such off canvas. Is there a reason this isn't possible? They could be semi-transparent like they are in Printworks.

I'd love to have the team chime in on this. I was so excited to have a Mac focused professional design program and it's been disappointing to find how custom and un-Mac-like everything is. I'd like to see the suite be better citizens using standard conventions rather than emulating Adobe and reinventing the wheel.

My Affinity font menu is a mess. There must be a way to hide international/system fonts like TextEdit and other apps do. I realize I could login as root and delete the offending fonts, but I'd rather keep them around and have the app filter them out. Here's a comparison of TextEdit and Affinity Designer on the same computer:

Is there anyway to use the share command to send an email as a PNG instead of a JPG? It's a nice easy way to send proofs to clients, but the JPG compression makes the text look terrible.

I really wish these apps would use the standard document model, or at least know the reason for not doing so.