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If you need a completely white background, you need to switch to the Zoom tab. In Crop mode, the "background" is actually foreground-borders indicating the crop. Pinching/rotating the photo will crop the photo to those borders. The slight transparency is a way to see if the photo is curren...

Doh! Thanks for reporting this. I assume this related to the "Auto advance" setting that automatically advances one photo when rating or labelling - but I've learned not to assume (it leads to assumptions). So just to be sure: You have that setting on and you're not just rating and tapping...

If you bought the app before it went subscription based, you'll see a "No Thanks" button in the top right-hand corner on the subscribe-screen. Tap that, and you can use all the pre-subscription features. If you don't see the "No Thanks" button, try tapping the "Restore"...

* Fixed a bug that would cause iPads not to open .ssconfig and .xmp files, round 2.
* Fixed a bug in iPad Collection Pane mode where selecting a collection wouldn't refresh the collection content.

Alright, fixed in the next update. Again, thanks for reporting it!

Well, that made me go "What?!"

From testing some more, it looks like it works if ShutterSnitch is already running.

But if the Files -> Share -> open in ShutterSnitch is what causes a non-running ShutterSnitch to launch, then the open does not occur.. Hm. Looking into that.

Found the reason, fixed, 6.0.1 is now waiting for review at the App Store. Until it's approved: drag & drop instead.

Thanks again for reporting this so quickly!

Update: Wow, OK, that was fast. Approved. So the update should be ready for you very soon.

* Fixed a bug that would cause iPads not to open .ssconfig and .xmp files.

My progress so far: For some reason, iOS is not telling ShutterSnitch "open this file".

A workaround, while I figure out why, is to drag and drop the XMP file into ShutterSnitch instead.

Thanks for reporting this!

While I try and reproduce this bug, could you please detail how you import XMP files and in case the file is the reason, attach a sample XMP that fails to import.