XnView Software

Yes, a toggle grid button would be useful.

I believe mezich has done that already.
see here

Have a look at the program "Griffith 0.9.7.1" and tell me they haven't copied XnView's eye-style logo!

Let me tell you, they haven't copied it !

Totally Agree.
a Tag which you can't select is a broken tab.
it should always be hidden (and not as an option) if the viewer buffer is empty.

same idea, but far more refreshing concept and brilliant design.
http://www.humanized.com/enso/launcher/

now, that's a launcher.

Ok, but when it does all what you want why you want to get away from it? it doesn't. ACDSee lacks support for quite a few important formats. and, worse their support is 100% unresponsive. to be honest I'd be more than happy to pay (even a lot) to get a efficient viewer with an extensive format supp...

acdsee

Perhaps the problem is the High quality zoom. Please try out disabling high quality zoom in "Tools > Options > View > High Quality Zoom Thanks again Helmut, that got rid of the delay. (now, maybe that something that could get a multithreading cure - or a job for the gpu) :) yet fast navigation isn'...

Thanks for the answer Helmut. My apologies for stating things without checking enough. (to be honest I had xnview uninstalled) :shock: I really wonder how I could miss that Keyboard /mouse section, somehow I think I got confused between xnviewMP and xnview. As for the caching, there is certainly roo...

I agree. But should it not be:
"Allow pasting to selected subfolder"?

not native here, but indeed it does sounds better.

I also find xnview viewer to be very slow to navigate around images in a folder. I don't think this is a processor issue. it's rather a i/o bottleneck. Some read ahead procedure would be more than welcome to drastically speed things up. now, to have xnview multithreaded is always a good thing and co...

I totally disagree with you Thibaud. Dual browser panes in XnView would rock. It could rock indeed. but what about making xnview rock right now ? with it's current feature set. You'll certainly agree with me that a good part of "making it rock" goes into the way features are implemented rather than...

Well You certainly have my vote against this.

I don't understand how you can possibly request such thing for a image viewer.

take a few steps back, think again, and go ask your file manager developer to more tightly integrate image files

display speed If you mean zooming and scrolling then you are right. If you mean display of thumbnails, then I think you are wrong: In the past there have been discussions regarding speed, the result and outcome is that with same quality level XnView is at the same level with other image viewer. And...

My feeling is that XnView (actually its programmer, namely Pierre) should not invest all the time in new features but also refine existing features and make them 100% usable. 100% agree with that. In short here is why I keep on trying to use xnview as a replacement for my current image viewer: . be...

indeed this will break your thumb grid.
but this behavior could certainly be applied by default in any filmstrip like view.