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2,872 votesfeature-under-review · 153 comments · Adobe XD: Feature Requests (Read-Only) » 02 : Prototype mode · Admin →Alan Jones supported this idea ·
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An error occurred while saving the comment Alan Jones supported this idea ·An error occurred while saving the comment Alan Jones commentedI agree this is needed. And perhaps place them on the right, or make it configurable, like AI and Ps
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An error occurred while saving the comment Alan Jones commentedEven a setting like MaxScreen Thunderbolt like Ai
An error occurred while saving the comment Alan Jones commentedAllow the user to configure their workspace like in InDesign (or any other Adobe product).
With a multi-monitor setup, it would be so much easier to have full use of the available real estate.
The XD menu palettes are fixed and can't be moved outside to the main window (at least I've not seen how to).
I can use one monitor for a live preview, but not the other.
The attached file show how much real estate I have to use.Alan Jones supported this idea · -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Alan Jones commentedYes, a user can show/hide objects. However, this is an Adobe Product. The show/hide key combinations are so radically different than other Adobe Products (Illustrator and InDesign specifically) that it breaks the Adobe user experience so significantly, it cast a shadow or distrust over the course being charted for XD. Is this a real Adobe product or merely a side project without supervision?
Dimitris Katsafouros requested this feature on March 15, 2016 and it was marked as "FEATURE COMPLETED". But it wasn't. The "solution" ignored the request to make it behave like Illustrator (specifically calling out the key commands). What's up with that? It's like you're half way listening?Alan Jones supported this idea · -
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This simple feature request is so glaringly because in any other Adobe products workspace you can configure to fit your need. Why the XD team avoids these basic Adobe conventions is perplexing to say the least.