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In this case you should not use the yellow square, but the arrows in the gizmo. The yellow square has a much larger snap radius than the arrows, which explains this behavior. With the arrows you can be much more precise.
 

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This happens when the catenary-spline is not straight, but a curve with a very high radius. It can only extend or remove a minimum fraction of a degree from that curve.
You can checkt if this is the case in the properties of the catenary.
You may be able to fix this by using the red x-handle in the gismo, so it snaps back to a straight.

Edited by Sintbert

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