dialog box issues

bobbyb444 wrote:I amended the toolbar suggestions to show only those I need (BTW, the "spacing" choice does not appear in the resulting toolbar even if it is added). All the chosen tools now appear crumpled together

As I choose a tool, its "dialog box" pops up and imposes (locks) itself in the center of the screen overlaying the underlying photo. I always choose to "apply (changes) to image" as I'm editing. I used to be able to move or relocate this dialog box away from the photo so that I could see the changes being applied. Now I can't--I have to make the change, hope for the desired result under the locked dialog box, then close the dialog box. Invariably, the changes made are not enough or too much, and it's becoming a constant exercise in futility to go back and forth. Is there a way to relocate this dialog box?

The text and progress bars in the dialog box itself are way too small for cursor arrows to make a proper correction. Personally, I like the radio buttons for most choices, not the sliding bars (unless they were substantially larger to slide better ). Build these choices larger so as not to hide under one's cursor.

Finally, some of the tools change the entire picture, rather than an enclosed to-be-cropped or to-be-highlighted section of a photo. For example, when I want to change the "temperature" of a person's face within the photo (rather than appear whitish cold), I draw a box around their face, and select Image/Enhance colors/Temperature, my choice for the selected box changes the entire photo too (not confined to just the selection)!!

****BTW, is it possible to have a highlighted selection box as a round circle or oval or other style, versus simply a rectangular box?? ****

2) support GIFs better---for ex., I have old family videos, and maybe five seconds of each saved as GIFs--or I even have GIFs from the web. I would like to capture a frame within that GIF, which your program does not allow? If it does, kindly put me in the right toolbox.