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Definitely "possible", just maybe not easy given the code, no idea how that looks in XnViewMP.

I meant more like hiding entire rows if empty. E.g. 3 on the screenshots are black.

Yeah, that example is what I more or less mean.

xnview wrote: Wed Oct 30, 2024 2:38 pm can be strange if you have empty labels between filled labels

Hence optional. I much more prefer different order than to have 3 empty labels enlarging the view in folders without EXIF.

That did it, thanks. So the only problem left is that the thumbnails go back to the white background randomly. Rebuilding then brings them back to how the should be.

That (temporarily) fixes it but not for all files.

E.g. this PSD stays with white background: https://www.sendspace.com/file/9fral8

Thanks, that fixed the problems in preview/fullscreen, Not sure what activated the option in the 1st place as I had it disabled eartlier.

Thumbnails are still random in terms of backgrounds though. Is it possible that multiple geneation methods are used? I use Icaros for those normallyy.

Here's an example of thumbnails showing correctly and incorrectly:
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Two with white background are incorrect.

Then the previews and fullscreen of the correctly shown thumbnails have the checkerboard:
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I would like to show the transparency as indeed transparency, not ...

There should be an option to move the unzoomed picture from bottom right corner to places similar to avilable for Info. Moving Info to bottom left is the reason why this is especiall needed.

Initially transparency was correctly showing as nothing (just drawing whatever is behind it) everywhere - viewer, file list thumbnails, preview, fullscreen, etc. For all PNGs and also bunch of PSDs, but not all of them.

Then I tried the "Fix alpha channel" Formats -> Read setting. Enabling it ...

If you use the (()) conditionals, some labels can be empty. THen there's no point showing them, especially in folders where e.g. 2 last lines are missing.

Add an option like "Hide empty labels" that would stop showing them and just show background in their place.

https://download.xnview.com/old_versions/XnView_MP/ - no 1.4.2 32-bit version

This is troublesome for e.g. package managers that try to install either 64bit or 32bit dynamically depending on the system - wrong version would be shown for 32 bit systems if the PR below was merged. Check for example ...