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if you open a SVG, you're in SVG mode, or perhaps you check a 'SVG mode' checkbox somewhere, then if you try to apply a non-SVG feature AI warns that it may not turn out as expected unless you save as an AI file. Perhaps a way to constrain the illustrator UI to SVG-native features would help? e.g.

I know SVG-in-AI is a little different, but my point is that the idea that the GUI can be in a format-specific editing mode is already a precedent which graphics professionals (and creative cloud users) will be familiar with, so it need not be a huge paradigm shift When opening certain file types, Photoshop even asks the user to clarify how the image should be handled. Regarding the use of AI as a dedicated SVG editor, and the possible compromises for other AI features, I would draw attention to the way that Photoshop can operate in various color modes (e.g CMYK, grayscale, RGB.) and in each mode, various editing features are disabled, or modified.Д¬rucially, if you open an image with a CLUT, Photoshop puts the GUI into indexed color mode automagically. It seems to me that if Illustrator started exporting SVGs this way too, it wouldn't break any existing files, and it would make importing those files into other programs, or back into Illustrator itself, also work correctly. 0.92) writes SVGs using this approach by default. I've arbitrarily used 72 user units per inch here, but it could be 72, 96, or 123, and still be unambiguous in terms of real measurements. In this case having the real units in width/height and the user units specified by viewBox makes it absolutely unambiguous, and this file should display a 1' square on all programs regardless of their 'native' DPI. in or mm) and use the viewBox to remap that to whatever you want. The way other applications support unambiguous units is to define the root 's width and height using 'real' units (e.g.

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> If you have different proposals how to support 96 ppi CSS pixels not described above, let me know as well. I haven't fully read the thread so apologies if this was covered before, but:

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Can Adobe please update the status? It appears to have stalled in 2018. This vital Adobe requirement to provide robust tools for responsive web design is a must. I chose XD for the dev team because of the integrated Adobe products which I use daily (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Bridge and Acrobat). My other alternative is to migrate to Figma which has successful Neumorphic/filter effect success. Even if an entirely new Adobe program is created for SVG design, manipulation and export of the filters will be desirable. My only alternative is to simplify the design in Adobe XD OR train in free shareware Inkscape which has native SVG filters.

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I do not code and am not able to add that to my training list. Even with the SVG filters defaults, often they still display with bitmapped effects that are not usable. Using the SVG filters that are available in the default is very limited and requires coding abilities within the effects panel since it is missing UI design. which means they are useless for clean, responsive web design.

None of my Adobe Stock Subscription images that use filters such as blur, drop shadow, gaussian blur, will export as SVG without rasterzing. This problems has needed solving for many years.

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