Consider adding "90 degree turn" button

[carstenraddatz]

It often happens that images, when opened in halftone, unexpectedly appear rotated 90 degrees. (Not sure when the rotation happens, I've seen it in portrait and landscape photos from mobile phones opened in the desktop flathub app)

Simple buttons for clockwise, anti clockwise in the Adjustments section would help for quickly "fixing" the photo.

[tfuxu]

It often happens that images, when opened in halftone, unexpectedly appear rotated 90 degrees. (Not sure when the rotation happens, I've seen it in portrait and landscape photos from mobile phones opened in the desktop flathub app)

I can reproduce this. Looks like this is a expected behavior in GTK: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/7355
For now I'll probably leave it as-is, because I plan to move image loading to Glycin, which accounts for EXIF orientation data.

Simple buttons for clockwise, anti clockwise in the Adjustments section would help for quickly "fixing" the photo.

Cool idea!