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  1. Can't I open more then one document at once? Always, when I have a document open and open a second one, the first one opened is gone. Isn't there a possibility to open another document in a second tab? I want to copy content from one file to the other or to compare my designs.
  2. In Affinity apps, the "Window" menu does not list all open documents, but only shows the currently selected one (which is particularly not necessary because it has already been selected and therefore its menu item is useless / obsolete as long it is the only one). Regardless of Separated Mode or not. The goal of this menu section "by design" is to enable the user to switch between open documents, like here in the macOS Preview.app:
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