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"We've covered online photo editors on Mashable in the past, mainly because they're great for editing your images before posting them to Flickr, MySpace, Friendster or your blog.  Most of these, it's fair to say, offer a very simple toolset.  But that's not the case with Fauxto, which takes photo editing to the max with a web-based editor that feels like a desktop app.  \nIn addition to opening files from your computer, drawing shapes and text and opening multiple images in the tabbed interface, you can work with layers - just like you would in Photoshop.  That an impressive feature to see in a web-based application.  One thing it doesn't have, however, is an undo button: that's a really annoying omission.  Fix that one little glitch, however, and this will be a great piece of work.\nOther online photo editors include Picture2Life, Preloadr, Pixoh (renamed \"SnipShot\" more recently) and PXN8.  Most of these services offer some kind of integration with social sites.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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