Not a perfect solution, but at least it could ease the pain of transitioning to Affinity products. It seems to me that there should be a way to export Fireworks files as PSDs. Opened those in apps that can open PSD files and carried on.
I had a boatload of layered TIFFs that I just opened in Sketchbook and "Saved As" a PSD file. Nobody but the big A's (Adobe and Autodesk) seems to support them, though. well Sketchbook (From Autodesk) supports layered TIFFs and IIRC, layers are part of the TIFF format now and has been for a few years. +1 to not supporting proprietary formats in PNGs. I keep my fingers crossed and perhaps another pair of hands could reprioritise your development program. With these two features added, Affinity Designer will become an amazing piece of software, good enough not only to gain all ex-fireworks users at once but to compete with Adobe Suite! From the research that was done recently we have rated Affinity Designer quite high in comparision to other software, 2 major points that still stop us from switching are: lack of smart objects and it's not possible to open layered png files (Fireworks png).
#Save web page layers as png software
We have decided to replace Fireworks with other software and Affinity Designer is on our list. I work at a creative dept for a big company hiring more than 10000 employees. In regards to your second question it isn't possible to save objects within the program it would be possible to select the frames but you would have to export them you couldn't retain them within Affinity Designer. This is something we are working to fix but at the moment we have no time frame sorry. PNG files is specific to Fireworks so other programs cant read it.
This is because the information used to retain the layers in the. At the moment we don't support Fireworks's editable.
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