Currently components clip shadows of elements within. This is, in my opinion, not how it should be. I would at least like an option to turn this behaviour off and on

This behaviour has two downsides:
- increasing the shadow spread afterwards means you need to re-adjust the entire component, so that the shadow does not get clipped
- juding distances is way harder and you wont get help from smartguides when aligining components with other objects

Here's a video on the issue:
https://youtu.be/BjO6YM17H58

When resizing components or groups, XD resizes in Pixel decimals. It could be nice with a way to force it to resize in full pixels, eg. when holding cmd/ctrl while resizing a component/group.

If I select multiple objects at once, or a group containing multiple objects, resizing makes the objects no longer aligned with the pixel grid. In other words, the X / Y / width / height values change from integers to fractions, and the edges of the shapes become fuzzy (especially on a 1x screen).

Resizing a single object at a time, everything stays pixel aligned. This only happens when resizing multiple things at once.

Adobe XD keeps crashing on me and the saved XD file isn't up to date with the last save I did. The last save it registers seems to be about an hour previous to the last "save" I did in XD, if that makes sense.

I want to select whether to have a footer of embedded prototypes.

Because in the June 18 2018 update, the footer is forced to appear in the embedded prototype.

before update:
https://xd.adobe.com/embed/19c05179-c814-4917-79d5-2a4352e5665f-6ff1/

after update:
https://xd.adobe.com/embed/9d29b584-173f-4e9a-62d2-c3a815f97087-eb18/

I have created a prototype on a component basis as in the following example.

http://clown5.com/demo/xd/sudapan_xd.html
(Carousel main visual is embedded prototype)

By combining multiple prototypes, we also made a demo that branched 125 patterns with 15 artboards.

http://clown5.com/demo/xd/sudacreate.html
(This demo is made up of three embedded prototypes)

Just like other Adobe products, offer users the chance to restore an unsaved file after the program or computer crashes. Acrobat example attached.

When uploading a prototype to the web Adobe XD includes an unwanted grey border around the export.

see: https://xd.adobe.com/view/a509f5d7-147e-435b-8bf8-3764c820ec85/

Even though the embed code inside XD reads: frameborder="0" there still is a border included.

Could it be possible that there is a typo in this line as it should say: frameBorder="0" (note the capital “B”)

Anyhow, can this border be removed? Or at least be optional…

It's impossible to change the size of the artboard if you've used one of the presets to make it. All it does is make it scrollable if you resize it.

I think there should be a checkbox saying "freeze width & height".

The issue can be avoided by creating a custom sized artboard and pasting in all the content from another one. But doing so for many artboards is really hard and troublesome.