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manu schwendener

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  1. Not fixed for me on Mac with 2.3.0.2157: – I have Affinity Photo open, and a picture open in it – I close AP with the red dot in the top left corner (no x on hover visible in the red dot) – I drag a second picture in the AP icon in my Dock -> AP opens, with the second picture open = improvement to earlier versions. But: I only see the second picture, not two tabs = the first picture is not visible for me
  2. > Switch to Window -> Float Wiew to Window Thank you - good to know this as a workaround. Edit: that's not working for me, anyway – all the tools are missing.
  3. I've now updated the productive Affinity Photo to 2.2.1 The difference I still see in Beta: 1) I click on the red dot in the top left corner (same as in production - the hover state has now also disappered in prod.) 2) Affinity Photo is minimized (same as in production) 3) Dragging a photo on the icon of the program in the Dok does not un-minimize the program in Beta (but still correctly does in prod.) 4) Also clicking on the icon of the program in the Dok un-minimizes it in prod, but not in Beta. The problem does not exist in Beta if I use the yellow button, not the red one: when I then drag another picture on the icon, the program un-minimizes as expected.
  4. > how do you know it's still running? Black dot under the icon on the left side. But clicking on that left icon doesn't un-minimize the program. > To close the program you would use the Menu, and choose Quit, wouldn't you? Yes, but: > The Red button would only close the document, not the application No (but that's not new) - to close the document but keep the application open, I use cmd&w.
  5. > I then click on the red dot in the left top corner, the program disappears > after that, I drag another image from the desktop onto the Affinity Photo icon > nothing happens This works as expected in the productive version of Photo 1.2.1 (But, thinking about it, there is no difference between the red and the yellow button: both minimize the program without quitting it.) --- > Affinity Photo Beta 2.3.0.2096 is closed > I drag an image from the desktop onto the Affinity Photo icon, this opens the program correctly But takes considerably more time than the productive version 1.2.1. I don't really mind that, though.
  6. Hi Not completely sure if this has only started with 2.3.0.2096, but I think so. MacBookPro, restarted the laptop. Steps: – Affinity Photo is closed – I drag an image from the desktop onto the Affinity Photo icon, this opens the program correctly – I then click on the red dot in the left top corner *, the program disappears – after that, I drag another image from the desktop onto the Affinity Photo icon => nothing happens, and I don't know where I can find the open program – I have to quit it (via the Dock at the bottom of the screen) to be able to then open it again. --- * I only see red / yellow / green, also when I hover over them – red should have an x inside, yellow a - and green the icon for "full screen" (this is how it is in the non beta version) - I only see that while clicking on them.
  7. Must be the same, yes. For me it _looks_ like it only opens one picture, but that is because the tabs are missing. When I close one picture, the next one is open "behind" it.
  8. [ Just to add: you were correct, Walt: it can be disabled via Preferences https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/14707-let-me-turn-off-canvas-rotation/#comment-67038 ]
  9. Thank you, Walt. This was more meant as a PS for Chris – if it bothers me enough I'll start a separate thread about it.
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