XnView Software

I don't know.
It doesn't work even when configured like you suggested.

I do have the view option set like that already..

I have some photos from my phone that display in correct orientation when I open them with Xn, but after let's say I crop them a little and save and reload them, they are suddenly rotated to landscape shape.
Does anyone know why is it happening and what can I do? Are there any settings I missed?

I meant which version. I don't think it's related, but just in case.
I can't figure out why is it misbehaving over here

Yes, that is correct.

What Windows are you using?

This is completely weird. Is there any setting related to this?

The paste function is greyed out if you right click on a disk (like C:, D:...), and you have to open it in order to be able to paste copied files to root folder.

It would be very helpful if you could scroll the folders list while dragging a folder around by moving it to the top or bottom border of the list. I believe it's standard Windows behaviour.

It is not. When you press F7, a folder is created and you are in the "rename" mode, but the text is not highlighted. On the left how it currently is, on the right what I believe is the correct behaviour (that is how it works in Windows).

It would be nice if the default folder name was automatically highlighted after creation, because everyone renames it to something different.

So, any news?

Thank you.
I think this should be working by default. Because i think when i target some directory by right click it, it should be pasted into it.


I was just about to file a bug report about this and then found this thread.
I completely agree with you, and I strongly believe this option shouldn ...

I there any way to automatically resize vertical photos in a different way than horizontal?
The long edge approach doesn't work for these.

It would be nice if you could access the right click menu when clicking on grey icons as well.

I use Adobe Lightroom to work with photos.
When I export them to jpg, they have significantly more saturated colours (and some more stuff) when I view them with Xnview. It's happening even though I set it to use ICC profile when I calibrated my monitor.

Can anyone tell me what's going on?