XnView Software

XnView: MP 1.8.1-1.8.8 64 bit
OS: Windows 11 64bit 24H2 26100.3775
additional software: StartAllBack 3.9.8

starting with version 1.8.1 XNview in full-screen mode does not hide the windows taskbar - it remains on top of xnview. After checking old versions I found that there is no such behavior on 1.8.0, but on 1.8.1 it appeared and did not disappear in the newest 1.8.8
this happens with StartAllBack enabled, if you turn this thing off, everything returns to normal

Effect: reduced the visible area of ​​the picture in full screen

To reproduce:
1. Just open picture in full screen

Actual behaviour (bug): XNview in full-screen mode does not hide the windows taskbar

Expected behaviour: XNview hides Windows taskbar in full screen mode

It seems that StartAllBack force taskbar

yes, but only with new versions of xnview

Raider wrote: Thu May 15, 2025 10:21 pm yes, but only with new versions of xnview

when using 1.8.0, you have not this problem?

xnview wrote: Fri May 16, 2025 6:55 am

Raider wrote: Thu May 15, 2025 10:21 pm yes, but only with new versions of xnview

when using 1.8.0, you have not this problem?

sure, I don't have this problem in versions below 1.8.1 (including 1.8.0) as i wrote earlier

i've installed StartAllBack on Win11 pro, and can't reproduce

xnview wrote: Thu May 22, 2025 9:53 am i've installed StartAllBack on Win11 pro, and can't reproduce

hm-hm!
seems my description is not precise enough. In the startallback settings I have line 3 on the left selected, and on the right - "use the proprietary panel" (sorry, I don't know if this is enabled by default - I thought it was)

if it doesn't work out - then sorry for bothering you, I have a lot of programs and a lot of settings, apparently something conflicts with startAllBack which conflicts with XNview.

i've tried with same, but no problem

Windows 11 Pro 24H2 26100.6584
XnView MP 1.9.4
StartAllBack 3.9.15

I only have this problem when opening an image from File Explorer. The taskbar doesn't remain visible if I double-click an image in the browser or press F11. I don't know what information could help reproduce this.