I'm not sure if it's possible with current versions of InDesign, but the capability to just open and freely edit PDFs in Publisher is amazing. Some potential is lost in the ease of management of text and paragraph styles which is not optimal in both of the programs, but IMHO in InDesign I have a much better overview on which styles are applied to a certain piece of text, and replacing styles is more straightforward. Publisher: I find Publisher the most impressive replacement for the respective Adobe product, mainly due to the innovative way that inheritance of elements works. Again, the pace of updates on Affinity's side is stunning and I guess in a few years, most of these features will be available there too Just an example, Photoshop's Free Transform tool as an operation you just take for granted, but miss dearly in Photo. Photo: Affinity photo has a good feature set, nice UI, but while being great in its overall feature set, frustratingly it still lacks some very basic features if you come from Photoshop. The lllustrator UI is the most unintuitive in the lineup, and what Adobe charges for this piece of legacy software that has stopped evolving is insane IMHO However I remember how cumbersome it has always been as an occasional Illustrator user to deal with its UI working completely different than Photoshop's and InDesign's, e.g. Affinity Designer: the software I use least so I can't really comment on it.
integration of Photo as "Persona" in Publisher) and perpetual licensing model. I've completely phased out Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and Indesign and switched to the Affinity pendants, which are quite impressive given the extremely low price, fast evolution of the software, innovative features (e.g.
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