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  1. LiebeFonts
    My LiebeLotte font has special versions for each letter when standing at the end of a word. Unfortunately Affinity Designer (1.7.1.) and Affinity Publisher (1.7.1.) do not show them (macOS 10.14.5). The OpenType feature code in the font that automatically insert the finals, is situated in the ligature feature and looks like this: lookup FINAL { ignore sub @AnyLetter' @AnyLetter; sub @AnyLetter' by @_fina; } FINAL; Other substitutions in the liga feature are implemented correctly. The font works totally fine in Adobe products, Pages, Microsoft Word (when ligatures activated), most web browsers, … @Dave Harris: I am happy to provide you the font file to test this issue. Let me know where I can upload it.
  2. JeremyTankard
    I've noticed that all the Affinity applications have trouble with the Contextual Alternates feature (on by default). The 'error' occurs when the entered text has an initial capital. Specifically when the applications auto capitalise the first word. All OK in Adobe applications etc.
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