I've been XnView user for a long time (and I mean looooong! -- good job

- when I browse filelist and press [ENTER] to switch to the view of the image I cannot go back to the browser by pressing [ENTER] again (it works for doubleclick and it's setup the same in preferences; also [ESC] seems to work)
- (IMHO) the file list should have static size/width -- it's more intuitive (still IMHO) than this fluid like that tries to adjust to the size of the window/other panes -- I've set size of the filelist nad treeview and they should stay that way - only area that should adjust is the preview (also a short description of my layout: left-treeview; centre- preview with other image tabs; left-filelist
- it would be nice to haveshortcut for tree pane; also - completely configurable shortcuts would be amazing (I got used to using 'f' to switch fullscreen on/off and it doesn't work now -- force of habbit is hard to overcome (; )
- again, this might be solved by customizable shortcuts but for now - when we view image with the default 100% view and 'fit to view only for large images' and we want to see bigger one then I used to use "/" -- display nice fitted image and upon switching to another image I have 100% view, also '*' does bring me back to 100% view; currently using '/' causes global setting to change to fit-to-width and this is permanent and the only way to switch it back is to use mouse and select right option from context menu; for a keyboard-only user this is a bit annoying;
- upon using "Browse with XnViewMP" there is no focus on the filelist so therefore we have to either click there or use [TAB] (this is the behaviour in the regular XnView)
- am I missing something, but isn't there any option to completely turn off Info Pane?
- when using keyboard to switch between pictures in browser view there is a significant delay between keypress and the image display (it works perfectly for the mouse click selection)
basically - it looks like XnViewMP needs a bit of polishing (at least for me) in the keyboard area, beside that it's amazing
