xnview wrote: Thu Aug 29, 2024 1:26 pm
This problem is supposed to be fixed in
XnView MP 1.8.0. Please check and confirm the bug fix here.
Hi. I think it is not fixed yet (all steps are in the video below)
1. Open a big height image (the same or larger height than your monitor resolution. Or you can just take an image of your monitor's resolution. E.g. if your monitor resolution is 1920x1080, then take 1920x1080 image to test, etc). It is scaled to "Fit desktop"
Scrollbars scaled.png
It is a test image with outline
2. Press Zoom 100%
3. The bottom scrollbar still hides a portion of the image (see - there is no bottom outline of the image)
Scrollbars scaled Zoom 100%.png
Here is the test image I used:
Untitled-2.png
One more thing + video example. Scrollbars appear even when they shouldn't.
In my example I have a 1920x1080 monitor. The width of the image is 1705. When I press Zoom 100% the Xnview window becomes big, and trying to show my image closer to full size as possible, right? It has a lot of horizontal space to show image fully in horizontal dimension, but still Xnview generates horizontal scrollbar. Maybe that is the case of eating a part of the bottom image?
In the video example I pressed Zoom 100%, then stretch horizontal size of the Xnview window so the scroll bar disappeared and I can fully view the bottom of the image, then I started to shrink horizontal size of the window. AS you can see - when the scrollbar just appeared - we cannot see the bottom part of the image, but when I continue to shrink the image - the bottom of the image became visible!
2024-09-20 14-53-25 (2).mp4
XnView 1.80 64 bit, Aug 30 2024
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