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1. AUTODESK PIXLR CONTEXT MENU FOR FREE
2. AUTODESK PIXLR CONTEXT MENU ANDROID
3. AUTODESK PIXLR CONTEXT MENU PRO

Browser vendors know about these problems for many years, but they still haven't come up with a solution. In Chrome OS, clicking with Alt causes a right mouse click, so Alt+Ctrl+Space+Click is not possible for zooming out, or Alt + Click to choose a source for Clone Tool.

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It is Ctrl+N for a new document or Ctrl+T for free transform. Sortcuts in Pixlr are almost the same as in Photoshop.īrowsers have much more problems than just Ctrl+W. It was bought by Autodesk many years ago. But if it does, I would like people to point it out to me (I am not a designer and I don't know all PS shortcuts). Some of PS shortcuts are not available, because PP does not have such tool or feature yet. I will go with adopting Photoshop's shortcuts. If you've many reports, may be something like Disqus (I'm using that as it's free) to regroup feedbacks and allow people to vote on them (also possible here but it's much more "developer" and "bug" oriented. Last but not least, you may want a place to gather feedbacks and not only issues. So you may want into those as a good starting point.

One last point to support PS shortcuts is Pixlr editor (currently Flash-only so dead for now) but it's famous, and even thought it's bought/made by Adobe, being famous people may know its shortcuts which are mostly those of PS but ported for web compatibility (sometimes still not fully compatible).

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Might consider looking a PaintShop Pro shortcuts as well as it a common tool, just may be its target is mostly people that are less likely to switch to web technologies soon. you might allow P for brush (GIMP) as well as B (Photoshop). Provide an alternative for common editors, e.g.cannot do Ctrl + W in a standard browser window (it'd close the tab) Cover commonly infeasible shortcuts e.g.It looks like many GIMP (new) users are looking for Photoshop shortcuts as well, so I'd tend to go with Photoshop ( the "standard") shortcuts when possible, with alternatives to: Personally I'm also used to Photoshop shortcuts and those are my first reflex, but I imagine someone being used to GIMP trying those shortcuts instead. They might tweak from a base familiar preset if one shortcut doesn't work well on their OS but that means that this shortcut is probably wrong and should be changed to something else by default. I feel adjustable is overkill and most users wouldn't change. If you're a neophyte wanting to learn and use Pixlr-type power editing tools and filters, we recommend trying PicsArt first.TL DR I'd make it easy for you to possibly one day support multiple "familiar" shortcuts sets, but for now I'd go with web adapted Photoshop shortcuts like Pixlr (mostly) does. If you're looking for an app that will allow you to quickly move from image capture, through quick, simple edits, to social sharing, Pixlr Mobile will probably be too much of a program for you. However, the lack of help and the cluttered interface makes it a difficult program for newbies. We especially like the variety of filters, borders and stickers, as well as the robust control options and compelling collage tool. Bottom Lineīest suited for photo enthusiast and power users, Pixlr Mobile excels at delivering great editing tools that can be fun to use. Some commenters only lament is wishing for more functionality (blur specific spots, more photo morphic options, etc.). The Google Play store names Autodesk a top developer, and more than 800,000 users have given it 4.2 stars. The 4-star iTunes rating of the current version of the Pixlr app is based on just more than 70 users, but overall more than 1,500 people have given it the same rating. All shares are one image to a single site at a time.

On Android, Pixlr shares to Instagram, Facebook or Twitter and via any installed app.

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They differ between Android and iOS versions. Pixlr sharing options are easy to use, but limited. You're on your own making your way through this complex and varied app. But while PicsArt has readily available context-sensitive help, tips and tutorial videos within the interface, Pixlr doesn't provide any assistance to users. We also tried the color boost and glow options, but didn't feel they added much to the image.Īll in all, Pixlr's editing tools are excellent, on a par with our Editors' Choice app, PicsArt. We chose a circular effect rather than a linear effect, and the result was quite effective. Focal blur options allowed us to select the precise area of our picture we wanted to keep in focus, where we wanted the blur to begin and the level of blur. For instance, we used the Focal blur on a headshot to create the soft focus and narrow depth of field of professional-style portraits. In our testing, we were impressed with the level of user control.