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Well, I've noticed svg created with CorelDraw actually contain problems when imported into blender for work, which is not the case for apps affinity designer, sorry to mention, I'm not comparing but I mean SVG export should be improved in CorelDraw making it a very versatile and incontestable solution for vector works.
The reduce node function must be improved again to deliver a vector shape clean of flaws or not connected paths and double vertices these can become a real problem for svg exported for further work on software like Blender.
It is crucial SVG export to be improved with more options so we can deliver/generate the best vector shape/objects ever
Corel Draw SVGs do NOT work when imported into many website builder widgets such as social media widgets, or other custom icon widgets. After upload, the svg is visable in the widget, but will not allow color customization, so if you want it a specific color (other than R-0,G-0,B-0), you have to make it the color you want before you upload to builder. OR find a workaround like Arnaud did using Blender (I have used CANVA for this workaround). It is confusing why a powerful graphics suite like CorelDRAW would want its customers to seek workarounds, especially from potentially competing programs. As with what Amaud experienced with Blender, with Canva, you just need to upload the file and export as SVG to get the fix, so it must be somewhere in the direct export from Corel being an issue.
Thanks for sharing your suggestion for an improved SVG export from CorelDRAW. Please provide more specific info about the type of problems you've experienced when working with CorelDRAW-generated SVG files in Blender.