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Feathering won't turn off
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I'm trying to crop the white border around this hat.  I used select-by-color with a very high threshold to select anything with white in it.
You see that there are some areas inside the hat selected.

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I invert the selection with ctrl-I, then use "shift" to add the selected area to the selection.  (Curiously, the tool shows that it's in mode "replace", which it isn't, as you'll see in the next photo.)
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The pixels inside that parallelogram have been added to the selection:
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If at this time I delete the selection, notice the dark smudges inside the hat (one is the upper-left corner) where it doesn't remove all the color.
It appears to be feathering.
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Undo, ctrl-I, delete the white: also deletes the same amount from the hat as was left behind in the previous delete:

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This has got me totally stuck!  I've tried turning antialiasing on and off, tried using "subtract" mode instead of "add" mode--no matter what I do, I can't get GIMP to delete just the area inside the selection.  Note feathering is turned off both of all the selection tools used.
I'm on a tight deadline and have no way to proceed.
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Replied here:
https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Feathe...-off--3440

(Same question asked in 2 places)
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