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I would find it really useful to have Delete available on the right click menu for layer items please. I keep automatically going there for it and then remembering we have to go to the bottom of the layers panel, which is not good.

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I have at the top of the menu, when I right-click items in the layers panel, Cut and not far below Delete?

macOS, Designer 2.4

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I don't have it on mine for some reason. This is the menu I get if I right-click on a selected item. The only time delete is there is if the item is just text and the text tool is selected. I'm running Mac Sonoma and V2 affinity, although I haven't applied the very latest update yet...

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15 minutes ago, Handyann said:

I don't have it on mine for some reason. This is the menu I get if I right-click on a selected item.

The others are right-clicking in the Layers panel, not on an item in the document.

I think the confusion is because you described it as wanting it on "the right click menu for layer items".

In addition to the suggestions of using right-click on a layer in the Layers panel, you could just press the Delete or Backspace keys, which by default will invoke the Edit > Delete menu command.

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26 minutes ago, Handyann said:

I don't have it on mine for some reason. This is the menu I get if I right-click on a selected item. The only time delete is there is if the item is just text and the text tool is selected. I'm running Mac Sonoma and V2 affinity, although I haven't applied the very latest update yet...

Ah, I think Delete is missing in the menu among the objects because the menu is seriously crowded.

You can use Cut through the menu, it does exactly the same thing, the difference between Cut and Delete is that Cut cuts out and sends to the clipboard, Delete just deletes.

Unless there's something in the clipboard you don't want replaced with what Cut replaces it with - or you use Cut on an extremely large object that will occupy space in your memory - then you can definitely use Cut. Or Delete on the keyboard, of course.

I simply no longer believe that there are any professional graphic designers here. Everything follows suit. Just everything.

 

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@walt.farrell Thank you for your reply. Clicking the delete or backspace key anywhere on the screen just gets me a ‘you can’t’ bleep. The only time it does work, on Designer anyway, is when I’m using text.

As I said in my original post, personally I’d find it really useful to have Delete available on the right-click menu wherever the cursor is on the screen. Having to scoot across to the layers panel every time is nearly as bad as having to go down to the trash can in the furthest right corner.

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