XnView Software

The folder thumbnails do not update automatically so I have to go to menu "View" and then click "Rebuild thumbnails" each time I add images to a folder.

Can you please add a hotkey shortcut for that?

This wiki says that Ctrl+R should do that but it doesn't work - https://www.xnview.com/wiki/index ...

When I view images in full screen, the image label is showing in the top-left corner of the screen and the font size is minuscule.

Is it possible to change the font size of that label?

The text is something like this:
1/10 - Lake
JPEG TrueColor (v1.2) - 800 KB - 1920 x 1080
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It works, thanks!

I found it:

Tools -> Settings -> Browser -> Catalog -> Enable Catalog + Enable thumbnail caching + set Width, Height

Hello,

The labels of the thumbnails (filename, size, date) are minuscule and it's almost impossible to read them.

Is there any way I can set a bigger font for those labels?

Thank you

Hello,

I set the thumbnail size to 384 x 288 and it works for images but not for folder thumbnails.

Is it possible to make it work so it resizes folder thumbnails too?

If not, then I would like to place a feature request to implement that

Thanks


This is how it shows the folder thumbs:

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Hello,

When you are in the browser/catalog and you select an image and push "Enter" key, it shows the selected image in it's own tab (I would call that "window mode"). If you push "Enter" again, you return to the browser tab.

I would like to ask for the following feature: when you push "Enter ...

Hello,

I think XNView is the best gallery viewer because it can show only one thumb per folder.
When you want to view galleries of images, you want to have a good idea of what is inside every folder, and setting a single image for the folder thumb, and setting the thumb size to a big size (say 800 ...

Hello,

I would like to place a feature request:

Allow the user to set two thumbnails sizes and assign a hotkey for switching between those two sizes.

It would help for navigating through the files in a folder. Sometimes you want smaller thumbs than usual in order to find your target images faster ...