Will be good if Krita uses the native file open and save dialogs. It work fine right now but if we talk about favorites and bookmarks and overall experience it is not so good. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: File Open/Save As/Export/Open existing document Actual Results: Using QT dialogs
I agree that it would be nice, but unfortunately Qt's integration with the native OSX file dialog is very buggy. When using the native dialog, it's impossible to actually manage the list of file types that the dialog can show. I'm afraid that this'll have to wait until it gets fixed in Qt.
It's also a matter of taste and needs. Krita is not a simple, single-purpose application but a powerhouse that also caters to power users. I think those are perfectly capable to decide which type of dialog they prefer based on their relative pros and cons, so IMHO this kind of decision ought to be under control of a user option. > When using the native dialog, it's impossible to actually manage the list of file types that the dialog can show I've never tried to manage complex lists of supported file types but (thus?) this claim surprises me a bit. In part because AFAIK Qt creates its own native-look dialog more or less from scratch (then again that could be the reason of the buggyness).