Platform: Windows 10 x64
XnView: 0.94.2 64bits (Dec 20 2019)
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0.94 fixed this bug I mentioned, but it's not fixed completely:
1. It only works when you copy the whole image, not working well if you copy part of it
2. It's not working with any image source except XnView itself, for example pressing PrtSc or other screenshot applications
Reproduce & result:
1. Open an image with XnView, press PrtSc key on the keyboard to take a screenshot
2. Paste to mspaint or IM chatbox, the screenshot will be pasted correctly
3. Exit XnView, try step 2. again
4. You lost your screenshot data forever
Demo: https://imgur.com/dGe7q8P
0.94.2 Clipboard glitch (Essential) still there
Moderators: helmut, XnTriq, xnview, Dreamer
Re: 0.94.2 Clipboard glitch (Essential) still there
strange, i've tried with paint and it works here
Pierre.
Re: 0.94.2 Clipboard glitch (Essential) still there
So this might be some sort of application conflict?
I was running Steam & Tencent TIM when testing this, I'm not sure how you (and others) can reproduce this

this is my settings, if it's related
https://pastebin.com/ir8ELf1r
p.s.
In case you missed the demo, please check the last part, mspaint works with most of the times, only failed with third party source after close. (I use printscreen command to demonstrate, but it fails with other apps too, for example images from IM applications itself)
Mspaint is just for comparison to show that it works strangely (different) in different applications.
What I (and most users I suppose) really cares about is how it works with IM softwares (like telegram), in which it mostly failed
Re: 0.94.2 Clipboard glitch (Essential) still there
2020-01-02 addition:
Copy a .gif image into IM application while XnView is running is working
But Copy a .gif image, close XnView then paste into IM application you get only one frame of that gif (not moving)
Copy a .gif image into IM application while XnView is running is working
But Copy a .gif image, close XnView then paste into IM application you get only one frame of that gif (not moving)