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Moderators: XnTriq, helmut, xnview, Dreamer deus-ex Posts: 171 Joined: Mon Sep 20, 2004 7:24 pm Location: Earth [v0.79]: Full screen toggle [F11] logic The switching sheme of the shortcut [F11] for toggling "full screen mode" behaves differently compared to XnView. In XnViewMP [F11] switches between the browser and full screen, and only when in the Viewer [F11] switches between Viewer and full screen. In classic XnView [F11] also switches between browser and full screen, but when in full screen or viewer, [F11] switches just between these two.Additional [F11] issue in XnViewMP: When the browser list either is completely empty or when a subfolder is highlighted, pressing [F11] toggles an all black full screen which cannot be exited with [F11] anymore, instead one needs to press [ESC] or [Alt+F4]. xnview Author of XnView Posts: 45555 Joined: Mon Oct 13, 2003 7:31 am Location: France Contact: Re: [v0.79]: Full screen toggle [F11] logic Post by xnview » Thu Jun 23, 2016 9:41 am deus-ex wrote:The switching sheme of the shortcut [F11] for toggling "full screen mode" behaves differently compared to XnView. In XnViewMP [F11] switches between the browser and full screen, and only when in the Viewer [F11] switches between Viewer and full screen. In classic XnView [F11] also switches between browser and full screen, but when in full screen or viewer, [F11] switches just between these two.sorry but i don't understand. when F11 doesn't work?Additional [F11] issue in XnViewMP: When the browser list either is completely empty or when a subfolder is highlighted, pressing [F11] toggles an all black full screen which cannot be exited with [F11] anymore, instead one needs to press [ESC] or [Alt+F4].right Pierre. deus-ex Posts: 171 Joined: Mon Sep 20, 2004 7:24 pm Location: Earth Re: [v0.79]: Full screen toggle [F11] logic Post by deus-ex » Thu

Jun 23, 2016 11:26 am Hello Pierre,thank you for reviewing my post. Please find below a comparison of XnView Classic/XnView MP F11 behaviour.1.XnView Classic: In browser view, with an image highlighted in the file window, pressing F11 cycles between browser and full screen view of the highlighted image.XnView MP : same2.XnView Classic: Viewing an image in viewer mode, pressing F11 cycles between full screen view and viewer mode.XnView MP : same3.XnView Classic: Viewing an image in fullscreen mode, pressing F11 cycles between viewer mode and full screen view.XnView MP : Viewing an image in fullscreen mode, pressing F11 cycles between browser mode and full screen view.For No. 3, I would expect (and prefer) XnView MP to behave just like XnView Classic. If the different F11 behaviour is by design, I'd welcome an option to enable XnView Classic F11 mode. xnview Author of XnView Posts: 45555 Joined: Mon Oct 13, 2003 7:31 am Location: France Contact: Re: [v0.79]: Full screen toggle [F11] logic Post by xnview » Tue Jun 28, 2016 2:37 pm deus-ex wrote:3.XnView Classic: Viewing an image in fullscreen mode, pressing F11 cycles between viewer mode and full screen view.XnView MP : Viewing an image in fullscreen mode, pressing F11 cycles between browser mode and full screen view.I have the same behavior (cycle beween viewer & fullscreen mode)By viewing in fullscreen, you means start XnViewMP with a file from windows explorer? Pierre. deus-ex Posts: 171 Joined: Mon Sep 20, 2004 7:24 pm Location: Earth Re: [v0.79]: Full screen toggle [F11] logic Post by deus-ex » Wed Jun 29, 2016 7:34 am No, I don't have that, because I configured the interface switching modes differently to the default settings:Use double click to switch between: Browser -> Fullscreen -> ViewerUse middle click to switch between: Do nothingUse ENTER to switch between:

Into their browser settings. Here’s how you can do it in popular browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge: Google Chrome Mozilla Firefox Microsoft Edge Browser settings Chrome doesn’t have a built-in full-page screenshot feature in its settings, so you might need to use extensions for this purpose. Firefox also doesn’t have a built-in full-page screenshot feature in its settings. You can use browser extensions for this functionality. Microsoft Edge doesn’t have a built-in full-page screenshot feature, so you’ll need extensions. Capture entire screen Press the PrtScn or Print Screen key on your keyboard. It captures the full screen; you can paste it into an editor to save it. Press the PrtScn or Print Screen key. Press the PrtScn or Print Screen key. Capture current window Press Alt+PrtScn or Alt+Print Screen. It captures only the active window, including the browser. Press Alt+PrtScn or Alt+Print Screen. It captures only the active window, including the browser. Press Alt+PrtScn or Alt+Print Screen. Remember that while hotkeys are useful for capturing the entire screen or the current window, capturing scrolling content within a webpage requires extensions or additional tools. For scrolling screenshots, you must consider using browser extensions or similar Chrome, Firefox, and Edge options. Part 3. Top 5 Tools to Capture Long Screenshots in Windows Snagit ShareX PicPick FireShot Snip & Sketch Screenshots Platform Price Capture Methods Editor & Annotations Image Formats Recording OCR Text Capture Custom Shortcuts Auto-Upload Learn More >> Windows, Mac Paid Scrolling capture Extensive editing tools PNG,