XnView Software

XnView: MP 0.84 x64
OS: Windows 7 - 64 bit

Effect: After making a copy of an image, the copy is selected but right-clicking it presents a context menu with the options 'Image data' and 'Convert into' grayed out until the file is deselected then selected again.

To reproduce:
1. Select file in ...

Which context menu? On the folder in the left pane, on a file in the right pane, or in empty space in the right pane (the latter two are the same except most options are grayed out when a file is not selected)? In the left pane, I have 'Explorer' and in the right both on a file and in space I have ...

I don't have the option in step 1

Additionally, if you deselect the parent it actually selects all the children, even the ones that weren't selected.

1) Expand a category, then select another one, then select (with ctrl) the expanded category
2) Deselect a couple of the children, as if you wanted most but not all of them, hence ...

Agree. I would think just have it pop up with the same dialog that it does when clicking on 'Add Favorite...' with an option to skip the dialog and just add it automatically with the name of the folder. Then you could click the star to do a quick add or click the drop-down arrow then 'Add Favorite ...

Cut (Ctrl+X), Copy To (Alt+C), and Move To (Alt+M) also don't work.

Also just discovered the hard way there's no undo/redo feature, which would be a huge feature request Good thing I keep backups...

Ctrl+V does work. If you right-click and copy, then you can paste with Ctrl+v. Ctrl+c actually seems to be doing something that clears the clipboard. If you copy something, you can paste it multiple times, but if you select something and do Ctrl+C then try to paste nothing will happen again. So it's ...

These are available for placing directly on the toolbar, so a user could just line them up on the toolbar and click to rate an image and move on to the next, click to rate and move on, and so forth. I imagine they're not intended to be used from the submenu, but it either would cause frustration ...

Also, adding a file name makes it show, and adding the extension to the include filter doesn't work. So it isn't ignoring by extension, but apparently by exact file name + extension.

Reproduced. It appears to be intentionally and specifically ignoring it. I took a JPG file named ".jpg" and renamed it to various iterations of the .XnViewSort name (.XnView, .XnViewSor, .XnViewSorty, etc) and XnView saw all of them until I named it ".XnViewSort."

Reproduced in Win7x64. Tried loading new tabs, reloading program, tweaking the color, fullscreen - nothing worked.

It's worth noting this only applies to 'Browse mode' in the dropdown box above the left pane (applicable to the browser mode). I've just started using XnView so I'm learning its ins and outs, and it took me a while to figure that out, as well as what the browse and view mode were referencing. Here's ...

Image attached.

The viewer, but I just tried it in the preview and it did the same thing there.

Option to make additional rows of tabs once they reach the end of the current row, up to an amount specified in settings, and make the rows scrollable (up/down). Essentially, like Tab Mix Plus in Firefox.