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It'd save a fair bit of time if I wouldn't have to do it manually. Also pngoptimizer seems to be the fastest of the lot I tried That is a problem. I most definitely don't want that with a PNG.

Hi! Can I do this without wasting my time with flattenning it individually then undoing it then starting over? It feels like something fundemental to have if you support layers. Not only that but it also creates a file naming snafu. Where the filename changes every time to something you don't want to.

Your rationale would only make sense if only robots would use paint.net which isn't the case. Usually people press ctrl+s reflexively, in which case you end up overwriting a lossy file unrecovaribly. At least with lossy files you can recover the original, by undoing everything and saving it. The inability to undo a step with an image editor sucks a lot. If the user could specify a default save format, it would prevent such unexpected things from happening, but that's not possible either as far as I can tell. I'm aware of that. Yet if you press ctrl+s there's no going back, no matter if you decide to "save as" after. Well, the quality prompt helps a bit. (Not sure if it appeared for edited jpg-s when I reported this)

Hi! I'm wondering whether I can have it as the default for saving png-s or at least have it run after saving. I know there's an optipng thing but it's slower and/or doesn't compress as well. Also it's added as a different format. So Paint.NET never defaults to it.

Hi! I don't think it makes sense to the source format after I edited the image, if it's a lossy format. After I crop/resize an image I mostly want it losslessly. Even worse that I often accidentally overwrite the source file in these cases, which can't be recovered because it was lossy. In general I think it would make sense saving to work as save as (with a prompt, defaulting to png) in this case too, just like with a new file.

Great! It seems to work without an issue.

Darn it! It's broken here too. I just quick wanted to edit an icon and I can't...