When I double-left-click a .gif, .jpg, .png, etc. in Windows Explorer (for example, from the desktop) XnView opens properly and displays the image.
However, if I double-left-click a .jpeg file (even a jpg that's been renamed to .jpeg), the browser opens. Can someone help me figure out what is wrong, and fix it? I'd like to be able to open jpeg files without having to rename them first.
Thanks.
Screenshots (just to be extra clear):
Opening jpg works file:
https://imgur.com/4RHXc0n
Opening .jpeg leads to the browser
https://imgur.com/lQmaGXj
Windows reports that XnView is set for .jpeg files:
https://imgur.com/XifeBzq
Right-click "Open with..." and choosing XnView yields the same browser view:
https://imgur.com/AjoBmMS
I'm running version 2.13 on Windows 10.
JPEG files open to browser instead of preview.
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whiterook6
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Re: JPEG files open to browser instead of preview.
Please check your registry entries for .jpg & .jpeg
Pierre.
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whiterook6
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Re: JPEG files open to browser instead of preview.
It has been fixed by downloading a newer version. I didn't think my old version was that out of date, but oh well.