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1. Selecting a path no longer helps to select its anchor below another anchor above from an unselected path

   iMac running Ventura 13.5.2
   Illustrator 29.4

   Since the latest update (I think), I cannot select anchor points that are below others like I used to.

   Until now, I used to be able to click on the object from which I wanted to select an anchor point (black line in the movie), then click on the desired anchor point with the white arrow and it would select the anchor point from this object.

   Now it selects the anchor point from the other object that is above (red line). Which means now I need to bring the first object to the front before selecting its anchor point, then sending it back to the back when I'm done.

   iMac running Ventura 13.5.2
   Illustrator 29.4

   Since the latest update (I think), I cannot select anchor points that are below others like I used to.

   Until now, I used to be able to click on the object from which I wanted to select an anchor point (black line in the movie), then click on the desired anchor point with the white arrow and it would select the anchor point from this object.

   Now it selects the anchor point from the other object that is above (red line). Which means now I need to bring the first object to the front… more

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   Done (Available in Prerelease)  ·  AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) responded

   This issue has been fixed in the latest Prerelease build 29.5.129. If you have access to PR builds — please update and check if it works as expected.