I also hate the save/export feature, that does not bring any convenience at all, and causes lots of errors when you are tying to "save" an image. In former Gimp versions, typing the file name without extension was enough to "save" the file in xcf. Now, the program has gone STUPID enough to bring you a useless explanation when you (ARRGH!) "saved" instead of "exporting" and (maybe nobody tried yet), if you chose "export" and type xcf or no extension, you are also entitled to a little explanation telling that you should have selected the "save" option and saving is forbidden too. So that the fix I was about to propose (modify the sources, renaming "export" as "save", and "save" as, say "xcf save") is not as simple as I thought, as you also should avoid the dumb explanatory message and allow saving in xcf even if you are "exporting". I would like to know who introduced this new "feature": to my mind, it must be an infiltrated saboteur from Adobe.
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