XnView Software

I have installed XnViewMP and Ghostscript on a fresh WIN10 system and I also cannot see PDFs.

Works fine. Thank you!

Yes, it works much better now. Thanks

'Start/stop animation' should not reset animation, but restart at pause position


Oh, it doesn't work that way for me

Let me show you an example: https://i.imgur.com/wTeGeI4.gif
As you can see, after use "Start / Stop Animation" it start from beginning, not from pause position

The GIF I'm ...

It works, but still no pause option. After using Start / Stop, the GIF always starts over
It would be great to have an option like pause

you means to pause GIF playing for next loading?


No no. I mean pausing the GIF at any time while it is running

My case:
I often record/play GIFs from ...

It works, but still no pause option. After using Start / Stop, the GIF always starts over
It would be great to have an option like pause

I would suggest that it would be better to change it to order as it does in Total Commander. Just my opinion

OK nice. Is there any keyboard shortcut for this? Or Can I create a shortcut to this option?

A very useful feature would be the ability to pause GIFs.
Or/and option of moving GIF forward / backward

I'm not sure if this is a bug or if it should be a feature request, but I'm trying to report it here.

I have doubts about sorting files (sort by extension).
I marked in red which files are concerned

Total Commander (in my opinion this is the correct order 👍)
https://i.imgur.com/o7bt5sT.png ...

Files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rh4mWq ... 2im2D78uXS

For example, A4 size it's 210x297 mm, but XnView showing it in this way:


It would be a lot easier to read if it had just written `210x297mm`:

I can now confirm it's okay. One last thing - since millimeters is really precise value, would you consider adding an option to round these values?

For example, A4 size it's 210x297 mm, but XnView showing it in this way:
https://i.imgur.com/UuW6OkZ.png

It would be a lot easier to read if it had ...


The current deletion confirmation message looks like this:
https://i.imgur.com/750PLEq.png

It would be much better if it included the name of the file we want to delete. This would avoid deleting the wrong file

Visual Studio Code has a very good solution for this, eg.:
Single file ...

Oh... ok, I found it

I changed it to mm but it doesn't work properly:

Dimensions in XNViewMP:


Dimensions in Photoshop - same file


If i change it to cm, it show properly values: