https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=495036
--- Comment #2 from Noah Davis <noaha...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Ellie from comment #1) > It seems like there is a text showing up now that tells me to double-click. > This text only showed up after I did that, which doesn't seem like a useful > point in time, although sorry if I somehow did something to mess that up > that I shouldn't have. The text shows up the moment you click on the crop tool in the left side panel, before you start making a selection. After the selection is made, it stays out of the way so you can see what you're doing. Is this not how it works for you? > I think instead of using double click here, it would be more intuitive to > show a pop-up that hovers near the crop rectangle after it was placed that > allows to accept or cancel. Kind of similar to how when you click the text > tool in GIMP and select an area to later type in, a formatting options popup > will open and hover next to the text area rectangle inside the canvas. I'm > hoping this suggestion is constructive and helpful for helping future users > figuring out this functionality better. I don't know of any image editors with crop tools that work like that, including GIMP. Most of them work like Spectacle. The current behavior is based on the fullscreen rectangle selection UI, so there is also some internal consistency. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
