It's the desktop app of Figma I (sometimes) use. but that's pretty much just a browser window in an app wrapper. Now waiting for what seems to be the new hotness: Invision Studio. *rubs palms

Firefox for privacy reasons and because of my bookmarks and plug-ins . (The new "Quantum" version is much faster that it's been for the past couple of years) Opera because of its Turbo feature, P-in-P video, VPN, and I can use some Chrome extensions in it.

My problem with the Windows 10 emojis are the black outlines. It would look better if they reduced the opacity of those outlines.

This is a great review. The great thing is all 3 are available on the Mac. I think it's better that a cross-platform app rises to be the primary tool for design. Not a fan of Figma needing to be online, even when I'm on wi-fi, it's unbearably slow for me. Have you tried Gravit Designer?

IMO They should just clone Instagram's

-Nav bar: Periscope, Title/logo, DMs

-Tab bar: Home, Search, Tweet, Notifications, Profile

I was able to move them around after zooming in, but it's very jerky and when I try to use the directional keys it just goes back

Brad Colbow did a video about Breath of the Wild's UI some time ago Redesigning Zelda Breath of the Wild's Inventory Interface

There's a toggle on the Pages list that lets you see them all at once as Artboards. Although it stacks them 2 in a row, and I don't think one can move them around.

My favorites are

• Japan
• Switzerland
• South Korea
• England

The ideal lineup to me, would be:

• iPad Pro (12.9", 128GB, 256GB), from $799
• iPad (current 9.7" Pro, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB) from $499
• iPad Mini (128GB). from $329

Mashable did a post about it .

No use fussing about what we can't change, (¬ _¬)