XnView Software

The "open with" command doesn't work with environment variables. Example, I edited this into the xnview.ini but it doesn't work because it has the %localappdata% environment variable...

[OpenWith]
OpenWith_0=%localappdata%\Microsoft\WindowsApps\mspaint.exe

Please fix.

Windows 11

why isn't it possible?

but it is a big hassle to have to manually set associations in windows settings. can you fix it to make the xnview association options work in win11, to be more convenient? normally, i want to simply click the "the most used" button option.

We can't set file type associations in XnView, the options are grayed out. It works fine on Win7 but not on Win11. Normally, I want to click the "the most used" button option. Please fix.

When in browser mode, we are unable to click drag the scrollbar when clicking along the edge of the screen. This is caused by the extra space between the scrollbar and the edge of the screen. The mouse overshoots the scrollbar and doesn't click it. Please fix.

thanks! do you remember when it was added?

can you officially add .webp support to the standard edition by default?

@vg2903

i'm talking about .webp support in xnview, not the web browser.

now that .webp is becoming a more common standard on websites, can we get it added to the xnview standard edition by default, so that it works out of the box for most users?

why not add .webp support to the standard edition by default?

Please add support for .webp images. When saving images from some sites, that is the image format we get. So it would be great if we can also view .webp images in XnView.

xnview wrote: Fri Aug 09, 2019 7:51 am do you have added

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ok, now i added it to get rid of the bug. but why are you making us manually add the tweak to the xnview.ini to get rid of the bug? why not have it just be fixed by default, like previously?

nope, i never added that. what does that do?

i just upgraded from xnview 2.46 to 2.48 and noticed the bug is back again with the thick bar! can you fix it again?