8 suggestions for the Paint.net interface

[dieg467]

Hello, I would like Paint.net to have the following 8 options in your configuration:

(1) Option to choose the default active layer when opening a file. Currently, the pre-established active layer is "background". On many occasions it happened to me that, when opening a file with several layers, instead of writing in the upper layer, I wrote in the background.

(2)  Option to open a file with a percentage of the default size on screen (100%, 50%, 33%, etc.). Currently, the file opens on a percentage such that it shows the full sheet.

(3)  Option to increase the size of the on-screen file, leaving the upper part of the file fixes, so that it does not come out of screen. Currently, by increasing the size of the screen of a file, the view is closer to the center of the file. 

(4)  Option to hide / show the thumbnails of the on-screen files, through a drop-down menu, to have a larger screen.

(5)  Convert the next bar into a button with a drop-down menu to save space on the screen.

(6) Option To convert the "Layers" window into a drop-down button on the toolbar.

(7) Option to convert the "Colors" window into a vertical or horizontal coupling bar so that it occupies a fixed position on the screen.

(8) Option for coupling the "Tools" window in a fixed position, with the additional option to convert it into a single column vertical bar, to fix it to the left or right of the screen.

Thank you very much for considering any of these suggestions. Greetings!

Edited February 27, 2022 by dieg467

[Reptillian]

Hola, @dieg467 , puede tu traducir todo la message hasta ingles? Aqui solo habla en ingles y la personas que contribuir en desarollo de Paint.NET no entiende español. Gracias por leer.

 

Manual translation of what I said:

 

Hi, @dieg467, can you translate entire message to English? Here, we only speak in English, and people that contribute to development of Paint.NET don't understand Spanish. Thanks for reading.

[dieg467]

That's it. I originally posted my comment in English (using a translator), but Google Chrome's translator did its job and translated everything back into Spanish.