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Pixelix
(f-droid.org)
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Adding another step in the toolchain basically means it's not going to be used, unfortunately.
I currently use PixelDroid and it has editing tools but I'm open to using another client if it's a smoother experience.
I disagree. It probably won't be as popular as an app that does have editing features but personally I'm fine with the lack of this feature.
I would also rather just edit photos in another dedicated app. IMO this is in line with the UNIX philosophy and I like that.