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>Is it actually possible to transform a vertex along the axies of its face
I'm not sure of an easy way to do this. But you can accomplish it anyway, by first selecting the face, then going up to the transform orientation panel.(It might say global or local) In the transform orientation panel, press the + symbol. It should add to the list with "face". Select that.

With the face selected as your transform orientation, Blender will now recognize the normal of the face. Select the vertex you wish to move, and press G. Then press either X or Y. If you succeeded, then the vert should be moving along the axies of the face. Pro tip, While in grab, if you press Shift+Z, it will disable the Z axis, and keep both X and Y enabled. Allowing you toe move freely along the axies of the face.

>Or to snap something rotating so that a face/line is alligned globally?
I used to know how to do that too. But I forgot. I think it also involved creating a transform orientation for a face.

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