XnView Software

cday, the whole request is about new file size vs old file size, not a specified value, also ideally not command line/script

xnview, I haven't found anything described in this thread in NConvert either

on top of that idea would be nice to have an option to chose the lowest size from the selected preset formats & their settings, so for example: batch convert images inside selected folders into one of webp, jpg, gif using set settings, chosing whichever is the smallest per file, delete originals to ...

also add an option to include file names

has this option been added yet?

There have been similar association issues under windows 10: https://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=38359 https://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=39711 I'm using portable xnviewMP under win10x64ent, I have the association issue with pretty much all files that I have to manually ...

the idea is to either have it by default or as an option to selectively ignore the number of rows setting in favor of space efficiency in places. expected result of the same thing as in the OP (each color = own picture): 1) 3 rows mosaic centered by the right side 2) 2 rows mosaic centered by the le...

it has trouble minimizing wasted space, or I'm doing something wrong.

the thumbnail issue seems to be windows 10 related, an update to the latest version or an installation of an appropriate codec fixes it. I've managed to make xnviewmp view open the file, when doubeclicking a .webp, by adding a "%1" at the end of the link in ..ROOT\webp_auto_file (it is without a dot...

I'm not sure what am I looking for in there, give me an example of how should it look like and which key to look for or maybe as a .reg file.
the files do claim to be associated with xnviemp in their info window.

I'm having the same issue (MP 0.92 & 0.93) it can open .webp from xnview browser and has thumbnails, but can't from double clicking the files in windows explorer (it just opens the xnview browser in default folder).

btw how to add webp thumbnails to windows explorer?

It would really be useful to have an option for the condition: if "new filesize > old filesize" then "no action"; to the batch convert (Ctrl-U).
When you're trying to batch-compress hundreds or thousands of images, you don't really want to check every one of them.

When the images are different resolution the + - buttons are not sufficient.
You can zoom in/out images individually, while holding ctrl - it helps, but isn't precise enough.

I know that there's a total number of frames number in the pop-up info menu. But for the small info window in the top left is there a tag to show {{current frame}/{total frames}} for animated gifs, when viewing it in fullscreen mode? like the one in the status bar - when you view it within a new tab.

well, what the point of the list then