Remove the custom scroll, it's a nightmare.

Yeah current Dell screens are great, don't use one currently but did last year and would recommend.

Depends what they are ofc.

Stuff going to our developers I.e. site designs we use Zeplin to handover, Branding & artwork files generally go via a link to wetransfer, I think most other things end up in email.

Went through a phase while freelancing that everything was done using google docs / drive.

Looks fresh as.

kidding, that's super weird but not experienced that once.

To compare notes with the OP, what sort of hardware are you on? It seems that people are either absolutely fine with it or having an awful time, no middle ground.

Yeah I'm not at all saying they are infallible either, they've absolutely screwed up a few things but my main issue is with the far too overdramatic post about it. I would suggest that if you are having such major issues that you might need to look at your workflow or equipment as it would appear you are struggling more that the majority.

I also think Sketch has only ever been acknowledged as the best alternative rather than a perfect bit of software, so it might be worth checking the competitors again, Photoshop has improved, so has Affinity and ofc Project Comet isn't far off.

out of interest what sort of hardware are you on, would be good for you to compare against other people who have issues.

This may seem like hyperbole, but when you rely so heavily on an application for your livelihood, these kinds of missteps are unacceptable. Deadlines need to be met. Assets need to be delivered. And right now Sketch is more of a hinderance than a help.

Come on, that's nothing but hyperbole. Even with Sketch's missteps and errors, it's clear that you are extremely overstating how much they are happening to you for it to be "more of a hinderance than a help".

Yes it has issues. Issues that bohemian recognise and are trying to fix, but I don't see how you came to that conclusion.

As for beta testing, it's from my knowledge permanently available on their website, I used 3.4 extensively prior to its release along with a lot of other people.

wtf is that menu

Only 2 years late.

Many of those startup brands which have undergone change have had brands that were implemented in the early stages of their growth / creation and as businesses have moved a long way forward, so one aspect could be is that they feel it's important to reflect that growth with updated branding.