Summary
In the Share menu, clicking Export as PDF does not trigger any visible action.
The user opens Share, clicks Export as PDF, and nothing appears to happen. There is no download, dialog, loading state, or error feedback.
Current behavior
- The user opens the Share menu.
- The user clicks Export as PDF.
- No visible export action starts.
- No file is downloaded or saved.
- No loading state, progress indicator, or error message is shown.
- From the user perspective, the action appears unresponsive.
Expected behavior
Clicking Export as PDF should either start the PDF export successfully or fail with clear feedback.
Suggested improvements:
- Trigger the PDF export flow immediately after the menu action is clicked.
- Show a visible loading or exporting state while the PDF is being generated.
- Provide success feedback when the export starts or completes.
- Show an explicit error message if PDF export fails.
- Prevent silent no-op behavior on export actions.
Steps to reproduce
- Open a design in Open Design.
- Click Share.
- Click Export as PDF.
- Observe that no visible action occurs.
Notes
A screenshot is attached showing the Share menu with Export as PDF highlighted in the failing flow.
Why this matters
Export is a high-intent user action. If the PDF export option appears clickable but does nothing, users cannot trust the Share workflow and may assume their work cannot be exported at all.

Summary
In the Share menu, clicking Export as PDF does not trigger any visible action.
The user opens Share, clicks Export as PDF, and nothing appears to happen. There is no download, dialog, loading state, or error feedback.
Current behavior
Expected behavior
Clicking Export as PDF should either start the PDF export successfully or fail with clear feedback.
Suggested improvements:
Steps to reproduce
Notes
A screenshot is attached showing the Share menu with Export as PDF highlighted in the failing flow.
Why this matters
Export is a high-intent user action. If the PDF export option appears clickable but does nothing, users cannot trust the Share workflow and may assume their work cannot be exported at all.