Bring back these features from ImageGlass 8 + Request for new features

[KonoVitoDa]

System information

• Windows OS version: Windows 11 Home 23H2 22631.4317 (64-bit)
• ImageGlass version: 9.1.8.723 (64-bit)
• ImageGlass release: Classic

BRING BACK FROM V8:

• Option to disable pressing ESC to Exit
• Press SPACE/BACKSPACE to navigate between files
• When zoomed in, UP/DOWN arrows pan/reposition image (it would be great being able to use RIGHT/LEFT as well)
• Crop tool:
  • Keep selected image area regardless of the zoom level, allowing users to zoom in as much as they want to make cropping with pixel-level precision
  • Make selection pixel-sensitive (snap to pixel)
• Set an Editing app for all file extensions at once

NEW FEATURES:

• Fully/partially customizable hotkeys
• Alternative Edit hotkey (e.g. Ctrl+e), thus allowing users to open files in a secondary Editing app
• Crop tool:
  • Resize selection area by dragging from any edge, not just from the 8 anchor points
  • Keep selection when clicking outside of it, thus avoiding accidentally losing the selection
• Copy/Cut/Open File Location on files that exceed the path lenght limit

[d2phap]

• Crop tool, refer to Problems and new Features to the cropping function #1795 (comment)
• Editing app: you can combine multiple extensions
  
• Hotkey customization: refer to Redefining default hotkeys #1702
• Long path in Windows: refer to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/maximum-file-path-limitation?tabs=registry#enable-long-paths-in-windows-10-version-1607-and-later

[KonoVitoDa]

• Editing app: you can combine multiple extensions

I still think the old approach was a little better, as you could set, for example, Photoshop as the Edit app for all extensions and just edit the ones you wanted to edit with a different app:

Or we could at least change all extensions at once with <all extensions>:

But it's okay if you can't implement this, it's not a big problem. It just feels weird to lose features that were present in an older release.

• Alternative Edit hotkey (e.g. Ctrl+e), thus allowing users to open files in a secondary Editing app

And I also keep my suggestion for this feature, it'd would be good to open a file with a secondary app with just a hotkey, like Ctrl+e to open the image with mpv player (I constantly need to open GIFs with it).

• Hotkey customization: refer to Redefining default hotkeys #1702

Thank you, I didn't know about that! For anyone reading this in the future, I managed to do what I wanted with:

 "MnuViewNext": ["Right", "Space", "PageDown"],
	"MnuViewPrevious": ["Left", "Back", "PageUp"],
	"MnuPanUp": ["Up", "Alt+Up"],
	"MnuPanDown": ["Down", "Alt+Down"],
	"MnuExit": ["Esc", "F4", "Ctrl+w"],
	"MnuCopyFile": ["Ctrl+c"],
	"MnuCopyImageData": ["Ctrl+Shift+c"]

• Long path in Windows: refer to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/maximum-file-path-limitation?tabs=registry#enable-long-paths-in-windows-10-version-1607-and-later

This Registry option is already enabled here, but the issues still persists. But whatever, it's not a big deal, as it's pretty rare to come across with these files.

EDIT:

• When zoomed in, UP/DOWN arrows pan/reposition image (it would be great being able to use RIGHT/LEFT as well)

I also reiterate that it would be great to be able to Pan with Left/Right when the image dimensions are bigger than screen's width due to Zoom.