1.0 and later: on MacOS: photos not scrolling with mouse and keyboard

[xnview]

Do you have same problem when using fullscreen from browser and fullscreen in image tab?

i means in XnView?

[yert]

ok, I'd never used this feature, and now i'm surprised that fullscreen work correctly from browser, but i don't sure what is image tab?



P.S. usually my user experience like that: open file from finder via xnview, listing some photos, make the full screen mode if I show photos to someone else

[xnview]

so if from browser, you use Fullscreen, it works?
If from browser, you open a file (image tab), and use fullscreen, does it work?

[yert]

so if from browser, you use Fullscreen, it works?

yes

If from browser, you open a file (image tab), and use fullscreen, does it work?

no, as usual

[xnview]

in the screenshot, you show the preview panel not image tab

If from browser, you open a file (image tab), and use fullscreen, does it work?

no, as usual

you open image file with Tools>Open?

[yert]

you open image file with Tools>Open?

i've open by double mouse click. Now tried tools\open - the same not working

[xnview]

could you try to use default theme?

[yert]

could you try to use default theme?

no changes

[xnview]

if you open a file in image tab, and press maximize icon, no problem? only if you change to fullscreen?

[yert]

press maximize icon

sorry, i can't find it(

[xnview]

Capture-1.jpg

[yert]

a! i catch it. no problem if i press maximaize green MACos icon

but if the folder contein some video file , for example .mp4 with automatic start, then when i listed from that mp4 file to previous BUGed photos in fullscreenmode --> now all photos in folder scrolling normally! It works while i'm not closing xnnview, even in other folders works fullscreenmode. Very interesting behave, it seems as if the program does not work quite correctly with the video driver, but after watching the video the interaction occurs as expected

[xnview]

So you start XnView, select an image file, open it in image tab, choose 'fullscreen', and you the problem right?
I've tried on MacOS 12.7 & 14.1, and can't reproduce