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The new DevMode annotations tool is Awesome!!! Having lots of annotations tends to clutter up the screen on the design side, however, and it would be nice to be able to toggle their visibility on and off like with comments or multiplayer cursors. I had assumed that hiding comments would hide these as well, but such is not the case.

Hey @Grayson_Price, thank you for your feedback!


You have the option to hide annotations:



  1. Click Main menu in the toolbar.

  2. Hover over View in the dropdown.

  3. Deselect Annotations.



You can find more information here: Hide annotations


Feel free to reach out if you’ve further questions!


Hi @Gayani_S, thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately that options is not available on the design side, it only shows up on the devmode side. My original post was a request to add this feature to the design side.


Adding onto this — It would be great to have a way to easily toggle their visibility on and off, as well as see if there are annotations while they’re toggled off. Our engineers sometimes need to turn off the annotations to see the screen behind them, but will forget that they’re been toggled off and end up missing annotations throughout the file.


+1 It would be great to hide annotations in the design mode.


+1 on being able to also hide the annotations on design side! Love the annotations, but they clutter the design if just going through the designs! 🙂


unfortunately this doesn’t help on the design side.


yes yes. yes. pleeeease help! i can’t stand these green circles with numbers in them.


Hey everyone, thanks for the clarification!


Let me pass this feedback internally to the team for consideration.


Thanks,

Gayani


+1!! I also need this


I’m hoping dev annotations in the Design view will be removed SOON. They are so distracting and not relevant in Design mode. My vote is to NEVER have them show in Design mode or defaulted to Off. They are driving me crazy especially when copying designs and still having them show up. Deleting them is incredibly tedious.


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