XnView Software

user0 wrote: Sun Dec 07, 2025 7:15 pm applying transparency to thumbnails/icons (like in win file explorer) is the only correct way to represent cut files in Browser
so far only Imagine do it right

Yes, this seems the even better solution.

In current version 1.9.8 it is still that no visible reaction occur when pressing Strg+X or Strg+C for Cut/Copy. A short blinking of the window like in ACDSee would be nice (still).

Do you have changed in xnview.ini, favSetFocus in [Browser]


I had not, as I was not aware about the actual setting to put in the ini file.
I looked in the Settings in all tabs and couldn't find the option, so I assumed that you made it default instead of an option.

I edited xnview.ini and ...

I installed v1.4.3, but it is not fixed/working.
I click on the bookmark/favorite, then I try to move cursor with keyboard arrows, but as the focus is not in the main window with the files, nothing happens, I cannot go through the files after clicking a bookmark, I still need a further click in the ...

A visible change in selected icons, for Cut and also for Copy?


Maybe a short blinking of the window for Copy, just to give a notice that the action was taken? For that there is not a standard for Windows applications.
For Cut something will change for the selected files, for Copy they stay the ...

In other Windows applications if a cut action (Ctrl+X) is performed, the icons of the selected files change its color to a more transparent one. For example in Windows Explorer, but also in all other programs I know (including ACDSee, Office).

In XnViewMP no visual change occurs, so it is not ...

I would still like to see this option.

xnview wrote: Wed Feb 03, 2021 4:10 pm ok, i can add an option by not by default

In the new versions I cannot find the new option, yet. Is it still on your agenda, please?

Great. Thanks!

I would like to use Enter key as fullscreen shortcut, but the main one not the Enter key on the additional numpad. I thought those are qual (as I can press either one in all other applications), but XnView MP treats them different - at least on my German keyboard/OS.

In shortcut settings, I cannot ...

I would think that this behaviour is wishful for both mouse activated or by keyboard.
Because I think one opens a bookmark in ordner to get to that folder, and then no navigate within that folder, no?
(Or I wish an option for that, in my case I use bookmarks a lot, but I often forget to click again ...

With bookmarks you can quickly change to a specific folder.
If you click a bookmark in order to switch to that folder, you most likely want to browse the files in that folder.
Therefore, I suggest to switch the focus to the window part with the files instead of leaving the focus on the bookmark part ...