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If you make an object, then place the cursor in the Shear box in the Transform panel, then use the up/down arrow, or roll scroll wheel, the object will shear as expected, but the readout will flicker from 0 to 1 degree, then back to zero. If you keep changing the number, it continues to flicker. If I hold Shift and use the arrow key, it will sometimes flash 10 degrees, then back to 0 degrees. If I type a number in the box, the object will respond but the box immediately shows 0 degrees again.
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The Beta now allows to disable hover scrolling for values, with a dedicated option in Preferences > General.
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I thought it was a bug when hover scrolling suddenly stopped working. I definitely need this feature so I reverted back to version where it still works. Using a regular mouse I've never experienced any of the accidents that people report from touch pads or Magic mouse.
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This only happens the first time I use the Appearance Panel. So launch Illustrator. Make a rectangle. Use the Appearance Panel. Click on the color option and the panel will appear at the far left, upper corner of the screen. It only does this once after starting Illustrator. After that it works as expected.
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I would add a little detail to it. After you make the selection and the handles do not appear, if you use your cursor key on your keyboard to move the objects, the handles will appear.
"For simple non-live-shape paths it won’t be applicable anyway, same as rotation, but live shapes would definitely benefit from storing it."
Currently it can rotate an ordinary shape and record the rotation just fine so it is applicable. But Shear does not work for ordinary shapes or live shapes. My post wasn't for live shapes, my post was for every kind of object. Shear doesn't work for live shapes, ordinary shapes, or raster images but rotate works for all of them.