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Thought the same, you're likely to click the point on the ruler that you want the guide to appear at.
Photoshop has been using the drag&drop method for the last 15 years, so I've gotten used to it. I can see your reason behind wanting to click a point on the scale, but adjusting the guide would require you to drag it orthogonal again anyway.
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That wouldn't help when dealing with content that goes beyond the fold though.
So the solution would be an option to have it fixed or not.
If you add some kind of "snap to DOM" ability or whatever, so that the rulers align with "places" already "defined" by the DOM+CSS, it might even be better. But it may not, obviosly.
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So the solution would be an option to have it fixed or not.
Most of the time, adding an option (particularly toggled modes) is a design failure. A much better solution would be to have the ruler be fixed to the border, but scroll along its axis.