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Hola. Ya ocurría en la anterior versión y ahora en la 2 sigue ocurriendo, cuando intentas deshacer si has escrito la tilde en español "´" solo llega hasta ese punto y no te deja retroceder más. He mirado en atajos de teclado y no pertenece a ninguno. ¿Hay alguna forma para que esto no ocurra?. Ocurre en todos los programas de affinity, utilizo las aplicaciones de escritorio en Mac. La versión del affinity es la 2.2.0. Gracias. Hello. This was happening in the previous version, and it still happens in version 2. When you try to undo, if you've typed the Spanish tilde "´", it only goes back to that point and won't let you go further. I've checked the keyboard shortcuts, and it doesn't belong to any. Is there any way to prevent this from happening? It occurs in all Affinity programs. I'm using the desktop applications on a Mac. The version of Affinity is 2.2.0. Thank you.

Hi, There's a bug that's been nagging me for some time. It happens like this: Open a new document, create a text field and enter some text with a circumflex accent, for example "azerty â azerty". And then, cancel everything you did. When I do this, the cancelling ends at the circumflex accent. Impossible to cancel anything written before it. Is there a way to go around this bug?

Please attempt to reproduce this: I write: "habitação"; then I try to undo. The undo process stops when it arrives to "ã". The same if I write "habitación" or other accented character.

Here is the issue You are writing a text with accentuated characters: Este camión es muy grande You decided is not what you want and starts to undo (command Z) to start over the paragraph: Este camió Once you reach an accentuated character, it deletes the supporting vowel but it gets stuck with the accent, waiting for you to add a new vowel: Este cami´ You can't continue to undo unless you click out of text box and undo while out of the text box. Is not a serious issue, but it happens. I think it happens because undo does not consider the accentuated character as a whole but two characters, and once it deletes the vowel, it gets waiting for a new one as if you just added the accent. Also I know that you can simply delete instead of undo, but there is times when undo is what you need because you also want to undo not only writting but styling, color changes, etc…

If an accent character is typed into a text frame, the undo gets broken at that point. Can't undo past the accent.