XnView Software

It is possible to tag files and then set a filter. Then you can do whatever you like with them.
Ctrl+T seems to invert tags. Removing all tags is a bit too easy: switch directory for a moment.
Too bad I don't see any checkbox in fullscreen mode.
Btw: The "(un)tag current" in the menu are a bit ...

Quick-delete feature for duplicate files. (when not caring about filename/path)
Perhaps an option for near-duplicates (e.g. >=99%, select biggest file)
Also add delete key support instead of having to use the context menu.

Progress indication:
example: image 5 of 23
For the impatient people

I'll try to make unicode support before 6 months

What's the progress?
For now, I'll just use Bulk Rename Utility and log my changes.

*bump*
I just made some nice 3D stereo captures of some h game. They are in PNG/PNS format, 2x1024x768: http://www.sexuploader.com/?d=DTQJCH83 (NSFW)
I had renamed the extension to PNG, so you will have to change it back.
Full support (pageflipping, anaglyph, whatever...) for these filetypes would ...

Another idea is to sort on graphic content. I googled a bit and saw that ThumbsPlus has it.
It stores three fields for Image Similarity Metric in its thumbnail ODBC database.
Some paper about it: http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/frese97methodology.html

Can you can do this in fact.
Run "cmd" and type "dir /b /od /a C:\RECYCLER" to see recycle folders for different users. The last directory is probably yours.
Press Alt+Space and then P and then enable QuickEdit Mode.
Select the directoryname and press Enter to copy it to the clipboard.
Paste it in ...

My W2K3 shows bmp, gif, jpg, jpeg, dib and png as allowable formats.
However not all seem to work like jpeg when active desktop is disabled.
I tried setting a bmp with and without RLE and correct screensize and center mode. It does not really matter if active desktop is enabled or disabled, it keeps ...

I have some WAV files of a few seconds long which I wanted to delete in the browser quickly by pressing DEL and ENTER (for confirmation) repeatedly. Of course while deleting them it also is playing (the next?) sound.
Sometimes though it completely stalls the whole machine... wasting CPU time in ...

The cache directorynames are case-sensitive. And somehow it did not convert the servername to uppercase, thereby creating a new cache entry.
But now I see that it does convert it to uppercase each time AND that it shows up the correct directory in the directory tree control.
So these were two ...

I have a seperate cache for \\akusho\blahblah and \\AKUSHO\blahblah but they both link to the same server and directory. Could the server address be made case-insensitive?
I think it automatically converts to uppercase when I type the URI into the addressbar in the image browser but not when it ...

Yeah. That fixes it indeed.

I encountered this too.
It was reported before: http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=3247&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=
So my suggestion would be to allow that command in browser/view mode too if that's an easy thing to add.
I guess it was disabled for a reason but I don't think ...

Hotkeys to move images to preset directories.
Ctrl+F1, Ctrl+F2, and so on.
A preset directory can then also be configured as being the recycle bin.

Too bad Ctrl+F1 is already taken by "Show Favourites menu". That one also has F6 already. Perhaps retain old function when no preset directory is used.

You can't drag&drop folder
Well, I'm not seeing a no-drop mouse cursor, so the DragEnter handler doesn't verify the format of the data object.

My linux server doesn't appear in the network list somehow. I think that's the main problem. I will take a look on the internet about this problem.

As ...

* Drag folder from explorer to XnView to show it in the image browser.
Currently it assumes it is a file and gives a warning that it cannot open it.
It does accept directorynames on the command-line however.

* Some UNC paths don't show in the browser directory treeview.
This might be the fault of ...