XnView Software

Sometimes I can reproduce it, but it needs several dozen retries (opening and closing XnView, viewing different images).

I am not sure but usually I do not use the folder browsing view. I select an image in Everything start XnView by double clicking the file.
XnView shows the image in full screen ...

The last weeks I noticed several times that a remaining xnviewmp.exe process (with all windows closed, xnview is invisible) is present in the taskmanager of my Windows 7 64bit system.

Using Sysinternals Process Explorer I found out that one thread seems to cause this problem. I captured the stack ...

Creating a link in the start menu for deinstalling a program is a relic from Windows 3.1 and neither necessary nor meaningful nowadays.

Therefore I strongly recommend to omit creating this link in future versions of XnView and XnViewMP.

I found it.

Settings -> General -> Keyboard/Mouse -> "Pressing ESC once quits XnViewMP"

However there is a bug: Changing it to "Always" does not change anything. It only works correctly when set to "Only in fullscreen".

Hi,

I mainly use XnView(MP) as fullscreen-viewer for images. Therefore when double-clicking an image in the explorer I always show the image in fullscreen.

While using XnView I got accustomed to the behavior that I can quit XnView from Fullscreen by pressing ESC. However in XnViewMP this only ...

I have a directory with ~10000 images in it.
I use XnView as default viewer and when I double click one file XnView takes a long time until it finally shows up the image (by default only the image is displayed in fullscreen mode).
I assume XnView enumerates all the file in the directory before ...

the rest of XnView won't benefit from multi-threading unless you're resizing really massive resolutions
Sorry but I disagree. Stepping through my 6MP photos on a Core2Duo E6600 could be much faster if the image/jpg loading mechanism would use several cores.
AFAIR JPG would be the perfect candidate ...