Customizable Colors for Crosshairs and Annotation Borders

[voidaryen]

Description: Hi,

I'm using MakeSense for image annotation, and I encountered a challenge with annotating images that have a predominantly white background. The crosshairs and annotation borders, which are also white, become difficult to see against these images. This significantly hampers the annotation process.

Feature Request: I would like to request a feature that allows users to customize the colors of the crosshairs and annotation borders. This would greatly improve the usability of the tool for annotating images with light or white backgrounds.

Proposed Solution:

• Add options in the settings menu to select custom colors for crosshairs and annotation borders.
• Alternatively, provide a configuration file where users can specify their preferred colors.

Benefits:

• Enhances the user experience by making annotations more visible against varying background colors.
• Increases the versatility of the tool, allowing it to be effectively used for a broader range of image types.

Thank you for considering this feature request. MakeSense is a fantastic tool, and this enhancement would make it even more user-friendly.

Best regards, Bruce

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