by HanVroon (Posted Sun Jan 15, 2017 10:30 am)
Funny how browsing through bugs can point you to already implemented wishes...![:)]( "Smile")
I always found it pity in XnViewMP that when I was Browsing all my photos by rightclick on the main folder and choosing "Show all files (recursive)", then open a photo and closing it again, the Browser view changed to that subfolder, instead of still showing all recursive files, like in Classic.
Now that I know about this overlooked setting "Synchronize browser when view is closed", I can toggle it off when I want to work with show all recursive.
I was planning to ask Pierre some time if this show the folder content of the last closed tab could be disabled when recursive mode is on, but now that seems obsolete.
The fact that XnViewMP Browser switches to the folder of the last closed tab is something I like and use a lot.
So the configuration choise of "Synchronize browser when view is closed" should be kept, I don't mind if it is moved, as long as I can find it.
After all, XnViewMP is much more than a Windows Explorer set to thumb view with a Windows Photo Viewer to show the files...
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Funny how browsing through bugs can point you to already implemented wishes...
I always found it pity in XnViewMP that when I was Browsing all my photos by rightclick on the main folder and choosing "Show all files (recursive)", then open a photo and closing it again, the Browser view changed to that subfolder, instead of still showing all recursive files, like in Classic.
Now that I know about this overlooked setting "Synchronize browser when view is closed", I can toggle it off when I want to work with show all recursive.
I was planning to ask Pierre some time if this show the folder content of the last closed tab could be disabled when recursive mode is on, but now that seems obsolete.
The fact that XnViewMP Browser switches to the folder of the last closed tab is something I like and use a lot.
So the configuration choise of "Synchronize browser when view is closed" should be kept, I don't mind if it is moved, as long as I can find it.
After all, XnViewMP is much more than a Windows Explorer set to thumb view with a Windows Photo Viewer to show the files...
Read Main Topic