CrownSprings

"Canvas" was actually the first word that came to mind! Then I thought about the literal metaphor and worried it might not be clear - [i]technically[/i], if we treat an image editing program as a direct analogy to ink-and-paint, the "canvas" would be almost synonymous with "image", since one paints on the canvas. But... And that's exciting news! I agree that color is probably less-essential - though on the other hand, it might also easily be filed under "no good reason not to". I can think of scenarios where it might be nice having a primary-color canvas, but at the same time, they're not scenarios I envision myself ever being in. But shading would be critical, there are times where I almost find myself wanting to load GIMP, and that's an experience no human being should ever have to go through (snip) I think our workflows are actually pretty similar. After a while, though, I actually feel mild tendonitis in my right middle finger from all the scrollwheeling around. (really unrelated, but given the workflow discussion, I feel I should also give a shoutout to toe_head2001's "Quadrilateral Correction", which is invaluable with scanned images)

Here's the portion of the window I'm referring to: When cropping scanned images, one frequent issue is that the image is just ever-so-slightly misaligned. These flaws leap out at a glance when using image viewers with a dark background: It would be really great if PDN allowed me to change the "desktop" color. The capability is clearly there, as the color changes when switching to "dark mode". However, dark mode hurts my eyes to work with, so it's not really a solution. I would love some way of changing this color by itself.

Unfortunately, it looks like CTRL+G no longer rotates images CCW, which is a major burden to workflow (even if it's functionally the same as three applications of CTRL+H). What makes matters more irritating is how difficult it is tracking down old versions of PDN, since there's no "official" archive. With all due respect, I think it's pretty suboptimal to tinker with shortcuts people have been using for years (over a decade, in my case!) when finding older versions requires downloading from sketchy third-party sites or personal backups. Anyway, looks like I'll be on my old version of 4.x for a while yet. 😕 If it ain't broke...

This actually brought a physical sense of relief to read - suffice it to say I'm really glad to hear this! Thank you, I'll keep an eye on upcoming changelogs

Absolute dealbreaker! ? I don't think I can put into words how negatively this impacts my workflow with PDN, and since there's no shortcut editor it means I'll be stuck on 4.0.X for the foreseeable future. ?