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dheasebro
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Often when I crop an image, I try to save as much of one edge (which may be tilted because I just rotated the image) as possible. With the whole image in view, it may be difficult to be sure I have the crop window at the edge and not over, and zooming in is time consuming.
A "snap to edge" button (that acts when the crop window is nearly there) would help, as would a warning indication, such as the corner(s) turning black when they're no longer inside the image.
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