XnView Software

Also, the same bug is still in the latest XnViewMP v1.6.1

I see the same bug with XnViewMP 1.5.5 on MacOS 12.6.5 Monterey.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. set View > Auto image size > "Fit image to window, large only"
2. open an image
3. zoom in
4. select View > Lock Zoom
5. press Page Down to go to 2nd image (zoom stays locked)
6. press Page Down to go to 3rd ...

I do not see this bug anymore in XnViewMP 1.5.5 (on MacOS 12.6.5 Monterey). So I think this can be closed.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Set Preferences/Settings > View > Title bar: {Filename With Ext}
2. Open XnViewMP browser mode.
3. Press "ENTER" to open an image in Viewer mode.
4. Title bar shows "/path/to/folder/" instead of "IMG_1234.JPG"

5. If you press LEFT/RIGHT in Viewer mode to previous/next image ...

xnview wrote: - HEIF format x32 bits and x64 bits

Looks like those are Windows DLLs. Any XnView MP plugins for Mac that support HEIF / HEIC files?

This is how to open multiple instances of XnViewMp on Mac. From a Terminal command line:

open -n /Applications/XnViewMP.app/

This is how to open multiple instances of XnViewMp on Mac. From a Terminal command line:

open -n /Applications/XnViewMP.app/

You can open multiple instances of XnViewMp on Mac. From a Terminal command line:

open -n /Applications/XnViewMP.app/

This is how to open multiple instances of XnViewMp on Mac. From a Terminal command line:

open -n /Applications/XnViewMP.app/

I'm a longtime XnView Classic user, trying out XnViewMP. I'm having trouble getting videos to show up in Viewer mode (in a tab). Videos play fine in Preview or Fullscreen. Here's the methods I've tried, starting from Browser mode with a list of files in the folder:

1. Press ENTER or double click on ...

Longtime xnview user, but new to MP; I started trying MP out for the unicode support. I played around with it, searched in the forums for some answers, and have these questions:

1. Lock Zoom: I can only get it to work when I set Auto Image Size = No Fit. It doesn't seem to work in my usual mode ...

I upgraded to 1.97.6, hoping this was fixed, but it's not. In fact, I lost an image due to this bug!

Can we please make this a high priority fix as it results in permanent data loss? XnView is by far my favorite image viewer/editor, but I don't think I can continue using it if I keep losing data.

@BrokenAutoImageSize: Changing that setting works. Interesting.

@Marsh: The EXIF orientation was not incorrect. I took a "portrait" photo, which my camera marked correctly as "right-top (6)". I already had the setting off: General [ ]Rotate images according to exif orientation flag.

I get the same exact behavior in XnView 1.97.6, running on XP SP3. Here is how to reproduce:

XnView settings:
general > operations: uncheck "Rotate images according to EXIF orientation tag"
browser > misc: uncheck "Change EXIF orientation ONLY when possible (JPEG)"
browser > misc: check "Use ...

This bug should qualify as a "must fix" because it involves image data loss. Multiple users have confirmed the bug.

1. In Viewer mode, press "ctrl+s" to save a large image (e.g. 10+ megapixel jpeg)
2. Click "yes" to overwrite
3. Quickly press "enter" during the save to go to Browser mode
4. Open ...