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I tried "kdenlive" for Windows, and it seems cool, but the UI is a bit old, not very handy in comparison to more modern tools in the browser.

Idem for Blender, it is very powerful, but there are a few steps to make it usable in Video Sequence mode. Also it's a detail, but the filepicker (to import MP4 files) is not the Windows native filepicker, so it's not possible to copy/paste a path... All these little things make it less handy, in comparison to other tools.

Would you have an idea for a in-browser tool? (Without the recurring payment thing; I'm ok for a one time payment)




> the UI is a bit old, not very handy in comparison to more modern tools in the browser.

Old? It's a Qt app that looks best and most native in KDE. Why would one want a video editor in the browser? That does not make sense to me. :)


> Idem for Blender

What does this mean?

> there are a few steps to make it usable in Video Sequence mode.

What steps do you recommend?


> > there are a few steps to make it usable in Video Sequence mode.

> What steps do you recommend?

Here is a good video about it: https://vimeo.com/76661940 or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uy_nh0ysVk

You have to customize a lot of little things here and there in the UI to make it work "by default" as a video editor when you start the software.


What is Idem for Blender? Is there a homepage URL?




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