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You have to switch to the PIXEL persona(top left, second icon), then you will see them under the brush tab...
 
There is a difference between vector en bitmap brushes. Bitmap work in designer and Photo but vector brushes only work in Designer.

Choose a basic brush for erasing.

Further and other than that, here in case for possibly already gnerated/existing PDF files see ...
How to remove metadata from PDF file
Remove metadata from a PDF file, using exiftool and qpdf
etc.

Open the Fields studio panel, and remove the information in the Author field.
If you do that when no documents are open, you will change the default value for all new Publisher documents you create after that.

Thanks, it's not a bad workaround. Let's hope they could include this feature in future releases.

I didn't find a setting for that, so I'd like to ask You to add it: I often need to see which exact brush I have currently selected. I have many of them, some similar by icon, but different in behaviour.

Hi folks,
I've been using Affinity Designer & Photo on PC for two years and both became main apps of my choice for graphic design, drawing illustrations and photo editing. I abandoned Adobe CC and didin't regret my decision! Thanks a lot for all your efforts – at Serif and on the forum – and keep my fingers crossed for a new version to come.
There are really great tools in Designer but I found something that I'd love to find improved someday. When working with vector brushes in Draw Persona it's impossible to identify what brush is selected for a particular vector object. It's not highlighted in the Brushes Panel so finding the right one is a real problem, especially when working with 100+ of very similar looking brushes (eg. Grave Etcher by RetroSupply). I know it's easy to copy attributes from one object to another but I still can't figure out what brush name is selected. It would be great if one of the following is implemented:
- show active brush highlighted in the Brushes Panel when particular vector object is selected or
- show the active brush name in the Brush Properties window (it is actually present when you select particular brush in the Brushes Panel and start drawing – see attached picture A – but if you change object that has another vector brush and open the Brush Properties window (see picture B) the name is gone.
Is anybody experiencig the same and perhaps you'd love to share how you deal with it?