I would really like the default transition for wires to be "None," not "Dissolve." I have almost never seen a real website or app or desktop software do page transitions with a dissolve transition, so I don't understand why it's the default transition. I have to change the transition from "Dissolve" to "None" every time I create a new project. I could be the only user who wants this, but I wanted to make this request.

Need Need Need the ability in prototyping to jump to a specific portion of another screen. E.G. If a expand button is clicked, I don't want it to start at the top of the next screen, I want it to just show the expand or collapse interaction.

Currently in prototype mode, connections disappear unless you click on a board or do cmd-a.

We need the ability to see all connections or hide them. Not by "selecting boards" using cmd-a. Just show all connections.

People use XD not just to prototype but to pass a desired flow from designers/product to developers. Don't restrict the use case for XD

I would like to be able to link an object in an artboard to another place in the same artboard.
I'm messing around with XD creating a mock-up app for The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows.
I want to make a "Back to Top" button at the bottom of every word definition artboard so people can get back to the home page a bit more smoothly.

In the prototyping is not enough:
- Hover elements
- Drop-down lists
- The real size when viewing the prototype in the browser. The client can not estimate the actual size, since the window prototioing in the browser is smaller than the real size of the web application

Key command to go directly to «Target» dialog box.

Please make the option of mouse over- it is so important

C'mon Adobe. Still no Windows support for mobile preview?!! Are you planning to ditch Windows 10? I'm starting to doubt you guys as there is absolutely no progress in terms of XD and windows.

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We need the ability to annotate the connections between boards in prototype modes. So all the connection lines should have text that you can add, position, etc by double clicking the line. This is pretty standard in other flow tools.

I think XD is great but you've somewhat limited the use case of it. even "prototype" mode misses the true need which is to be able to layout exactly how an application fits together and annotate why it goes from one screen to another.

While wireframing you could add an option to assign key to elements.
Example-backspace/esc for the back button.

I don't really have an idea for this, by that I mean a solution. All I have is my current problem: I have a very large prototype with A LOT of artboards, because this feature is quite big. Problem is, managing all the links between all the artboards and different elements is becoming challenging, and it's becoming harder and harder for me to manage what should be linked to what and how.

Been trying to Google this a bit, but haven't found much to be honest.

I'd like to be able to use Magic Move which is the function of keynote for screen transition.

Adding a wire to an object inside a symbol or changing a wire inside a symbol should create/change the same wire/link across other instances of that symbol in the same way styles/text etc changes other instances.

This would allow navigation to be edited throughout a project.

I love the convenience of symbols, and I love that we can now add links to objects within a symbol, but not being able to propagate that interaction to other symbols is a problem for me.

It would be nice to link to a group of layers on the current artboard. E.g. to popup a modal window activated by a button. The link could show/hide the group of layers to simulate the action.
Now you have to create a new artboard only to expand a submenu or modal window.

Tab between Target, Transision, Ease Out, Duration

More keyboard commands, less pain in mouse hand.