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Many apps (3D modelers and video editors) allow ther user to drag keyframes along the timeline to change its position.
But Openshot only allows the user to remove the keyframe.
So if he only wanted to change the timing of that keyframe, he has to remove the keyframe and insert another one at the new time.
Instead, if he can simply drag the keyframe marker on the timeline itself, it would be much more intuitive.
If accidental dragging is a concern, let there be a modifier key (e.g. CTRL+Drag) to prevent accidental dragging of the keyframe.
Agreed. This appears to have been an intended function, since the cursor already changes to the finger when over a KF. Don't see accidental dragging as a concern....
Many apps (3D modelers and video editors) allow ther user to drag keyframes along the timeline to change its position. But Openshot only allows the user to remove the keyframe. So if he only wanted to change the timing of that keyframe, he has to remove the keyframe and insert another one at the new time.
Instead, if he can simply drag the keyframe marker on the timeline itself, it would be much more intuitive.
If accidental dragging is a concern, let there be a modifier key (e.g. CTRL+Drag) to prevent accidental dragging of the keyframe.