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Sorry I don't know the correct terminology here so I'll add a picture. 

I noticed on D2 for Windows there is an extra icon on the bottom left for toggling between stroke and fill mode, alongside the one at the top right. I just wondered - what purpose does this serve?

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3 hours ago, awakenedbyowls said:

what purpose does this serve?

It's the same as the similar toggle in the Color panel that has always been there.

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7 minutes ago, awakenedbyowls said:

what the purpose of being able to toggle between stroke and fill from the left side bar is?

imho this is purely to confuse brush usage :) X and Shift-X looks the same, works the same - and you always need to check what is "Active" and what is "Front" before doing things to avoid placing wrong color on canvas... you can try to remember, but AP has specific countermeasure for pepls with memory - some tools toggling swap automatically upon activation... so you have to track what you do in many-dimensional way. or just constantly check (not good when you get used into tabbing to fullscreen)

really not helpful at all, one of mysteriously 
inconvenient concept (hope someone find it useful though)

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