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Welcome to Adobe Illustrator on the web (Beta)

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June 21, 2023
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Note: Illustrator on the web (beta) is rolling out gradually across countries. If you're unable to access the app now, it will become available to you within a few days.

Illustrator on the web (beta) is now available as part of your Illustrator subscription for testing and feedback.

Explore new features and share your thoughts.

Note: The app is available as part of your Illustrator subscription.

We are delighted to have you here and would like to give you a tour of our new community for Adobe Illustrator on the web (beta)!

Let's begin with the various types of conversations available in this community.

In this community, you can engage in different types of discussions to enhance your experience with Adobe Illustrator on the web (Beta). Here are the three main categories:

Discussions: Engage in conversations with other community members. You can chat, ask questions, and share tips and techniques related to Illustrator (Beta). Feel free to seek advice, share your expertise, and collaborate with fellow users.
Bugs: Encountering an issue or need assistance with a problem in Illustrator (Beta)? This is the place to report bugs or crashes you come across. By posting in the bugs section, our team can help troubleshoot the problem and provide solutions to enhance your experience.
Ideas: Do you feel that certain features are missing from Illustrator (Beta)? Have a brilliant idea to improve the existing features? Share your suggestions and ideas in the ideas section. This is the perfect platform to contribute your thoughts and insights to shape the future development of Illustrator (Beta).

We encourage you to actively participate in these discussions, report bugs, and share your ideas. Your feedback plays a vital role in making Adobe Illustrator on the web (Beta) even better for the entire community.

Use Search

Before posting a new bug or idea, we recommend searching the community to see if someone has already reported a similar issue or shared a similar idea. This helps to avoid duplicate threads and allows you to join existing discussions.

Vote

We have introduced an exciting new feature in bug and idea threads – the UpVote feature. This allows you to express your support and agreement for a particular bug or idea shared by another community member. The Illustrator team values your input, and the vote count helps us understand which features and bugs are most important to you.

FAQs

To ensure a seamless onboarding experience for you on Illustrator on the web, we have prepared a comprehensive FAQ document. We highly recommend reviewing it as it contains valuable information that will answer common questions and provide guidance.

We'll continue to post here on our Community channel, so stay tuned for more updates.

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Jennifer3144145748u5

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I am on manjaro linux w/mozilla firefox and I used this about 2-3 weeks ago, and now it claims the browser and OS is unsupported. what gives? I have paid for the sub for years now, and have debated giving it up so many times since switching to linux OS (which is ONE MILLION TIMES BETTER than MS and MAC btw) and wish adobe would fully support linux. Please tell your superiors that Linux is quickly assuming a larger share of the pc using market than ever before. Now I see this online access doesn't appear to be working for mozilla and manjaro (please tell me I am wrong!) then I am back to frustration and wishing Adobe would please support linux again. The open source graphics programs are not terrible, GIMP is actually really good, but my learning curve--I regret putting all my learning time in Adobe now. Would have been better spent on GIMP and Inkscape.

So frustrating. I hope Adobe changes before my sub runs out.