Panning an image all the way to the left produces glitch

[WhiteGuy]

i can't reproduce, please send me your xnview.ini?

There's no xnview.ini file in my C:\Program Files\XnViewMP folder....

[xnview]

Settings>Integration>Paths - open file location

[WhiteGuy]

Settings>Integration>Paths - open file location

Ah ok, got it. Here's a link: https://we.tl/t-Aweerw9WWY
For info, it would be nice to add this file location to the documentation: https://www.xnview.com/wiki/index.php/S ... _Ini_Files

[xnview]

i've tried, at startup the pan view has a strange size

So i resize it to have a good ratio.
i zoom at 283%, and go to the left. But no problem...

[WhiteGuy]

Have you tried panning the image back and forth a bit? Zoom in and out a bit? Try panning, zoom in, zoom out, and pan the image to the left, at some point it will glitch out, it still happens for me.

[xnview]

yes
Do you have same problem in 'bilinear'? And if don't maximize the window and use a smaller one, same problem?

[WhiteGuy]

yes
Do you have same problem in 'bilinear'? And if don't maximize the window and use a smaller one, same problem?

The problem was fixed when i switched from bicubic to bilinear!

[xnview]

what is your screen size?

[WhiteGuy]

what is your screen size?

my resolution is 1920x1080, 14.7"
but the problem persists on every monitor i've tried

[xnview]

what is your screen size?

my resolution is 1920x1080, 14.7"
but the problem persists on every monitor i've tried

With Windows scaling 100%,, right? Really strange, i can't reproduce.

[WhiteGuy]

what is your screen size?

my resolution is 1920x1080, 14.7"
but the problem persists on every monitor i've tried

With Windows scaling 100%,, right? Really strange, i can't reproduce.

yep. but as i said, the problem is fixed when i'm not using bicubic.

[xnview]

yes but it's crazy that i can't reproduce