XnView Software

Right now, if the option "show 4 thumbnails in folder's thumbnail (instead of 1) is checked, the image thumbnails are scaled down to 1/4 of the folder thumbnail to accommodate more images. This is a very practical feature.

Unfortunately, when there is only 1, or 2 images in the folder, the images ...

Yes, the back and forward buttons should be acting on the history. I just checked version 1.4, and it doesn't work as expected.

For browser, just duplicate explorer behavior (previous/next folder).

For the viewer it doesn't matter as much since it's not an expected/standard hotkey. I see 2 viable UX/UI.

1. Maintain browser functionality i.e. forward does nothing unless back has been pressed first, and back goes backwards ...

It makes it very difficult to keep track of where you are when navigating a folder with very large thumbnails (when preselecting shots, for example).

Currently, in the browser view, scrolling with the mouse wheel is done in increment matching your thumbnail height. There is a checkbox to disable this in the options, but then scrolling is done page by page (PgUp PgDn behavior).

I suggest adding a "smooth scroll" option so that mouse wheel ...

This is a de facto standard across all modern operating systems, as well as in any "browsing" subsection of the vast majority of professional software. I would appreciate seeing this added in as well. I am currently using a autohotkey script to provide this essential feature. I think a 1.00 release ...

xnview wrote: Mon Mar 28, 2022 10:21 am This problem is supposed to be fixed in XnView MP 1.00 beta. Please check and confirm the bug fix here.

I can confirm this issue has been fixed.

Perfect, I'm glad I could be of some small help!

Apologies for resurrecting an older thread, but I'm experiencing a very similar problem. I thought necromancy preferable to starting a new thread devoid of potential additional context. On my end, I've narrowed the issue down to using a lossy compression for the thumbnail cache (I've tested webp ...