Canva's Multi-Conversation Navigation Requires Excessive Taps, Losing Context Mid-Task
A longtime user reports that switching between multiple ongoing conversations or sessions within Canva now takes five or more taps and frequently loses context, a regression from what they describe as a previously smooth experience. This reflects a navigation and state-management UX gap in the app's growing feature surface.
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