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My goal is mainly to pick a font more quickly without scrolling too much. I don't think a plugin could ever do that? I would be okay with some text file to allow Paint.NET to show/hide certain fonts, since by default there are a lot of fonts I don't use. As said previously, typing the beginning of the font name would also help a bit, I don't know how much work that would require.

I like to use paint.net for pixel stuff. All those circles were drawn with the ellipse tool, while holding shift, with brush size of 1.

please please please let me bookmark fonts, or at least have a list of "recently used fonts" do you think that can be done with a plugin?

Small bug/inconvenience: if you select something, cycle the select mode with M, change the size of the selection rectangle, switch back to resize selection with M, and then hold SHIFT to maintain the ratio while resizing the selection, it seems to keep the ratio of the previous rectangle and "stretches" the selection in an undesired way, while it should use the ratio of the new selection rectangle. I guess my explanation is clear enough, I should do a video maybe. Not sure if there is an existing bug report. Also I am still waiting for a list of most often used font (feature already requested), and I also really wish it was possible to have a wrap option with text (not requested yet?).

I use a lot of text and many fonts, and I wish there was a list of favorites that could appear at the top. There are a lot default fonts installed on windows by default. I guess just a simple star button would be enough, or maybe some kind of favorite list in the menu? Or maybe just some config XML file that would make paint.net show those fonts at the top?

@BoltBait seems like it's already there, just saying it should be part of default paint.net (with object outline, too!) @Rle Wow thanks!

I wish "warp" was implemented by default in paint.net, it's often a feature I want to use Grid warp is a bit awkward to use, it's usable but could be improved, I guess. How difficult would it to have a warp similar to GIMP?