by helmut (Posted Mon Feb 20, 2017 8:04 pm)
Thank you for registering to the XnView forum and your bug report, Jim Julian.
Your bug report describes three different scenario (better split them, next time), so you get three answers:
1. No svg files in browser (correct)
By default, svg files are excluded from the file list. If you want to see them in the XnView browser, you have to remove them from the list of excluded file extensions. You'll find the Exclude list in Tools » Settings | Browser | File list, column "Exclude". Please remove "svg" from the list of excluded file formats.
2. No svg file in viewer ( wrong )
When double-clicking in Windows Explorer on an SVG file and opening it in XnView, the exclude list will apply and XnView will display an empty screen and not display the svg file. (I'm a guessing, here). I'd consider this a bug.![:bug:]( "Bug")
3. Drag svg file onto browser
I couldn't reproduce this one. When dragging the SVG file onto the browser, it moves the file to the folder currently opened in browser.
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Thank you for registering to the XnView forum and your bug report, Jim Julian.
Your bug report describes three different scenario (better split them, next time), so you get three answers:
1. No svg files in browser (correct)
By default, svg files are excluded from the file list. If you want to see them in the XnView browser, you have to remove them from the list of excluded file extensions. You'll find the Exclude list in Tools » Settings | Browser | File list, column "Exclude". Please remove "svg" from the list of excluded file formats.
2. No svg file in viewer ( wrong )
When double-clicking in Windows Explorer on an SVG file and opening it in XnView, the exclude list will apply and XnView will display an empty screen and not display the svg file. (I'm a guessing, here). I'd consider this a bug.
3. Drag svg file onto browser
I couldn't reproduce this one. When dragging the SVG file onto the browser, it moves the file to the folder currently opened in browser.
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