Open proto in browser with design specs off, unless specified in URL
Currently, if you have enabled design specs for your online proto, the proto opens with the specs on by default, but this is not presented in the URL:
https://xd.adobe.com/view/asdasdasdasdasd/
If you manually turn Design Specs mode on, the URL changes to:
https://xd.adobe.com/view/asdasdasdasdasd/specs/
Please make it so that the Design Specs mode is OFF unless specifically included in the URL.
Some of my colleagues don't known how to turn Design Specs mode off, so the proto appears not working to them. Also, if fullscreen mode is defined in the URL, it appears as you can't click anything, as the Design Specs mode catches those clicks into the invisible specs window (it's not visible in fullscreen mode).
Markus Kuuranta
shared this idea
-
talktogiantfood com co commented
Sure! You can visit https://www.talktogiantfood.com.co/ to share your feedback on your recent Giant Food receipt. By completing the survey, you'll also have the chance to win a $500 gift card. Your opinion is valuable and will help Giant Food improve its services. It's an excellent opportunity to provide your input and win a prize at the same time. Your feedback will contribute to enhancing the customer experience at Giant Food. So, make sure to take the survey and have a chance to win a gift card while helping the company improve.
-
mycfavisit blog commented
To make a sandwich, start by selecting your preferred bread, such as white, whole wheat, or sourdough. Next, choose your fillings, such as deli meats, cheese, and vegetables. Lay out the bread slices and begin layering your ingredients. Start with a spread, such as mayonnaise, mustard, or hummus, then add your protein, followed by cheese and veggies. Top with the second slice of bread and press gently to secure the fillings. Cut the sandwich in half, if desired, and it's ready to enjoy. Experiment with different combinations of fillings to find your favourite flavour combination for the perfect sandwich.
Participate in Chick-fil-A survey at https://www.mycfavisit.blog/ and get a tasty sandwich for free. -
nick smith commented
It's an interesting question because when similar problems arise, I prefer other software and services. For me, it is better to order a ready-made SVG bundles https://masterbundles.com/stock-content/vector/food-svg/ than to face problems in adobe