Loss leader strategy is a game for the big companies that have deep pockets to finance it. And it doesn’t work through free versions with pro upgrades. VectorStyler is Pro by nature, so that suggestion makes no sense anyway. Affinity didn’t become free because Canva are great humanitarians whose hearts bleed for the small creators.

@VectorStyler that is so logical that I completely missed it. That's really great ! Thank you

@jpsimmons I opened a bug on this

@VectorStyler Hey thanks for looking into this. I don't use VectorStyler in production (yet! :)) but I'll tinker around with this again when I have time. This change in selection behaviour happened only after moving around some nodes, changing some node types from cusp to smooth, etc and then trying to select the shapes again. Also when selecting, I was shift clicking to add each node to the selection individually - this is when VS stopped allowing multiple node selection and only allowed me to move the last node. Relaunching VS seemed to fix this but then it started to happen again. I'll post again here when I have time to try this again. Thank you

@Daniel said in New "Quick pen tool" in Illustrator beta form seems to have features that tie in with potential arc tool in VS: Edit: I see it has become a subscription-based project now. $7 per year is still not much. Maybe I remembered wrong that it was free. Looks like the Mac and PC and Linux are still one purchase and web version is a subscription.

@VectorStyler If the first suggestion isn't so easy to implement, I have no problem with it not being implemented. It was just a suggestion, and a nice-to-have. Regarding the second suggestion: I would definitely like a click in the scroll bar to scroll a page forward e.g backward. page. Of course, I'll leave any other additional implementations up to you.

They stole it from Xara, and you can steal it from them. Clicking those + signs adds new artboards on any side. It's quite nice. Xara has the same for individual objects within the artboard. Very rapidly allowing you to grid objects. As previously illustrated with the auto-layout options (see the gif in the comment on Alignment Fixing), Xara allows you to manage the space between these objects.