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How to temporarily rebind arrows to go to next pixel?
See original GitHub issueCurrently, up-down-left-right on keyboard cycle through images within a channel or across multiple channels. I find myself in a situation where I am very zoomed in on an image and have cursor painstakingly centered on a pixel. Now, I want to just press up-down-left-right to inspect neighboring pixels. Is there a way to do this? Maybe a modifier + arrow to temporarily enable this?
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You are welcome, @pllim.
@pllim, try the shift+home binding. I updated it yesterday and it now moves the image so that the cursor is centered on the pixel. This maybe useful in conjunction with the shift+arrows.