SharePoint Designer is a stable solution. 

It's a stable product. 

Obviously, the way you design it is a very big factor. It's generally hosted on enterprise servers, which seldom go down. The servers for different companies do not go down so easily. Therefore, stability is there. The way it can be designed and customized requires minimal coding as well. Therefore, there's no chance of getting errors and stuff. 

The solution is highly stable, and I rate it ten out of ten.

I would rate the stability an eight out of ten. There haven't been any major issues, but I haven't explored all the features yet. 

So, for the features I've used, it's been very stable. But I don't want to overstate it.

It's been stable for me. I haven't encountered any issues with the sites I've developed locally within the organization as long as the license remains valid.

It's very stable. I haven't had any issues with outages or needing to republish content. It's always accessible to authorized users, so it's stable.

The stability is almost a ten out of ten for me. 

I rate SharePoint Designer nine out of 10 for stability. 

I'd rate stability nine out of ten. It's reliable. The performance is good. It doesn't crash and freeze and there are no bugs or glitches. 

I never had any issues with the tool’s stability.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten depending on the internet access.

I have never had a problem with the stability.

I rate the stability of SharePoint Designer a ten out of ten.

SharePoint Designer's stability is really good.

The solution is stable. It's very good. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable, and the performance is good. 

SharePoint Designer is a stable product, and though sometimes it gives you issues, that can be resolved by clearing the cache.

I would rate the tool's stability a ten out of ten. 

The stability of SharePoint depends on the client's architecture. If it's a simple installation then it's stable. But, in a more complex deployment, it is less reliable.

For example, I have worked with SharePoint in a highly complex organization in the financial industry. Every week, the system would crash. The IT would have to tell the users that it wasn't working and then resolve the issue.

Overall, it's not the best solution in terms of stability.

The solution is stable and reliable. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

SharePoint Designer seems to be stable.

The solution can crash sometimes, this should improve. However, the reason could be the Microsoft operating system.

SharePoint Designer is stable.

I would rate the stability a nine out of ten.

There is no maintenance team necessary. Users can maintain it by themselves because Designer is a tool which can be deployed on each PC to work on. 

The solution is stable.

Overall, it's quite stable, but sometimes it requires maintenance.

The solution is stable.

I would rate the solution's stability a nine out of ten. 

This is a generally stable solution, although we do tend to experience issues when we configure the transaction load.

The program is perfectly stable. I really like Microsoft products because they are very advanced. I like SharePoint because it's big and the pricing is fair. 

We have found it to be a very stable product.

SharePoint is stable.

SharePoint Designer is a very stable solution.

There are some bugs in the solution but it works. There are problems with the server.

There have been issues at times, but in general, it is stable.

From my experience the solution is stable. I have heard of clients that have complained about the stability once a certain amount of data, over 200 gigs has been reached as well as the stability of SQL Databases.

Some functionality is missing in the newer version, but in the previous version, it was good.

This solution is stable.

The stability is okay but limited.

The stability of SharePoint Online is good.

SharePoint Designer is stable.

There are many bugs in the solution, so I don't think it's extremely stable.

This solution runs alright.

Recently, the stability of the solution has been okay. The later versions have been better.

I am not sure how stable the solution will be once Microsoft stops supporting it.