XnView Software

Hello !

- A strange (funny) bug I found out :
• First : be sure that the mouse wheel isn't used anywhere for the zooming operations.
1. Open any image dir. containing some animated GIFs in the Browser,
2. Select one …
3. Play with the mouse-wheel : you might get a blown-up frame of the selected animated GIF in the preview,
4. Just wait a few seconds : you will see the pic as its original size 1/1, embedded into the blown up frame in the preview
5. The animation continues to run in the 1/1 image, though

Something like this :

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• I think it's a …:P

- Win 98 SE - XnView 1.80.1

Kind regards,
Claude
Clo

Confirmed , this bug is present also in Fullscreen "lite" (press F11 in the browser) and also with LMB+wheel zoom option.

Dreamer

Hello !
- This occurs too for me with NUM+ in the browser preview and in the "Light" Full screen from the preview.
But there, not with the MW.

- In fact, there are two bugs in one for me :
a) The MW works as a kind of “wild” default in the browser preview, while it should not,
since the MW is not configured for any zooming in the Options.

b) The GIF as 1/1 running its animation in the inopportune blown up frame is the rest of the issue…
• I noticed that it's more difficult to get the bug with so large GIFs, but it occurs too, though.

Kind regards,
Claude
Clo

Clo wrote:a) The MW works as a kind of “wild” default in the browser preview, while it should not, since the MW is not configured for any zooming in the Options.

It's a new feature...

For me, something boring you did not choose and that you cannot disable is not a “feature”, it's a

K R
Claude
Clo

Dreamer wrote:Confirmed , this bug is present also in Fullscreen "lite" (press F11 in the browser) and also with LMB+wheel zoom option.

ok, i can reproduce it,

Pierre

Hello !
• The original bug is fixed in 1.80.2 - about the embedded 1/1 image in a blown up frame - thank you !
- However, I've still the unwanted zooming of the preview with the mouse-wheel… while the wheel is set to scroll large images only

Kind regards,
Claude
Clo

Clo wrote:- However, I've still the unwanted zooming of the preview with the mouse-wheel… while the wheel is set to scroll large images only

I think it's a new feature, not a bug (and I think it's better).

Hello !

- For me, better should be disabled; I don't like this at all.
The general setting of the mouse-wheel is not applied here, I can't disable this, and so it's a or at least a boring lacuna…

KR
Claude
Clo

Clo wrote: - However, I've still the unwanted zooming of the preview with the mouse-wheel… while the wheel is set to scroll large images only

In option/View/keyboard, you have not zoom for mouse wheel???

Hi Pierre !
- I have not ! The mouse wheel is configured only to scroll the large images, like you can see below :

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- So, I don't understand why and from where a zooming by the mouse-wheel can work in the browser "Preview" area

KR
Claude
Clo

Clo wrote: Hi Pierre !
- I have not ! The mouse wheel is configured only to scroll the large images, like you can see below :

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- So, I don't understand why and from where a zooming by the mouse-wheel can work in the browser "Preview" area

KR
Claude
Clo

Right, i use always the mouse wheel to zoom in the preview area...

Pierre

This can't be disabled, so what about something like this : "Disable zooming for Preview" ?

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- I use the keys NUM + or NUM – for zooming in the preview, and never the mouse-wheel in View…

KR
Claude
Clo

I think the one and only solution here is to make mouse wheel in Preview and View mode behave the same. If the user sets "Previous/Next" file for mouse wheel in View mode, he/she should have this behaviour for the preview, too.

• Hi !
- Indeed, this sounds logical, and'ld do the trick for me.

- However, it seems that some users (and Pierre ?) like the current hard-coded behaviour; then, the tick-box could satisfy everybody… Or else (although you don't like this…), an extra entry for the INI file should be convenient too; the benefit is that Pierre is not bound to change the interface…

G
Claude
Clo