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Thank you for the comments, everyone. There's no particular reason for not including a crop tool in PhotoDemon! Like Paint.NET and other "light" photo editors, PhotoDemon has always just used...

Thank you for these excellent suggestions, @0lm ! Detailed feedback like this is so valuable. Let me get the new 9.0 stable release out the door (planned for the next...

I've just about finished support for justified text alignment. (It will be available in nightly builds soon!) Next up? A toggle to render text outlines "above" or "below" the text...

A toggle is now available to render advanced text in Fill > Outline **or** Outline > Fill order. This achieves the "only expand outline outward" goal: ![text-outline-fill-order](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1930029/189918831-40abd42e-101f-48b4-8e1c-94a1a8028df9.png) Next up, I'm...

Hi [0lm](https://github.com/0lm). Your requested text tool features are now available in nightly builds. Justified text alignment, "fill above outline", and expanded antialiasing options have all been implemented. The one feature...

Thank you for the follow-up, @0lm and @wqweto ! The ability to save/load custom text styles is an intriguing suggestion. I'll add this to my to-do list.

Thank you for the kind words and two excellent suggestions, @jointri . Both of your suggested improvements are on my roadmap! I will update this Issue when I have made...

A few additional thoughts... Pros - better compression speed (even at minimum comp. levels) - faster crc32 Cons - libdeflate only implements "one-shot" deflate/inflate API. There is no streaming API....

Yes, [GCC does support stdcall exports](https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.7.2/gcc/Function-Attributes.html), but I am fuzzy on "best practices" for handling things like name-mangling with it... tbh I have moved more and more toward p/invoke-style DispCallFunc...

Alternatively, what about a compile-time option to just use libdeflate instead of the thunk for deflate/inflate tasks? Just make the caller supply a path to `libdeflate.dll`, and use a tiny...