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Specifically, I'm using Affinity Designer on a Surface Studio 2+. Core i7 11370h - 32GBs of System RAM - RTX 3060 (12GBs VRAM) - Windows 11 23H2 The issue is exactly what's stated in the headline. After upgrading to 2.6, touch screen navigation breaks after a few minutes of use leaving the application unresponsive to any touch screen inputs. Initially I thought Windows 11 broke, but the system works correctly throughout, except for Affinity Designer. The only way I've found to restore touch screen navigation is to restart the application only for the problem to reappear a few minutes later. I was in the process of copying and pasting when the bug appeared but I can't be 100% sure if that's the cause. Technically I could attempt to bypass this issue using a mouse and/or the navigation panel but this feels counter intuitive especially after using Affinity Designer with a Surface Pen and touch screen navigation. The only other solution I could think of is to roll back 2.6 to the previous version but I'm not even sure if I could do that considering how Affinity updates are pushed out currently. Any help with this would be appreciated. Thank you, Victor

I'm having the same problem and leaning more toward this being a bug instead of it being a feature.

Hello, apologizes in advance if this has already been mentioned but, will touch rotation ever be supported in Affinity Designer? I really love both applications but my use with them is awkward when trying to create freehand drawings and illustrations because the canvas can't be rotated which helps when drawing angles with clean lines. Every other creative application worth its salt supports this and has supported it for years (Sketchbook Pro, ArtRage, Clip Studio EX, Rebelle, ArtFlow, etc) but not Affinity Designer/Photo? It seems a bit strange considering the wealth of options otherwise presented in the package.