>default windows 10 image viewer covers the top of the image you opened with a UI element for 5 seconds
We need to go back
Default windows 10 image viewer covers the top of the image you opened with a UI element for 5 seconds
Caleb Ramirez
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Nathaniel Reyes
install gentoo
Colton Bailey
LTSB doesn't have this issue.
Jace Reyes
You can still use the old one that looks like it was designed in 2005. Oh wait that's right. Not to mention it takes forever to load the next image.
It's not like you can just click to have the element hide immediately.
Connor Martin
install feh
Cooper Phillips
Nobody except Boomers used the default windows image viewer even back in XP
Evan Bailey
What's a good image viewer?
Jace Morris
yeah, cause there's no image viewer in the first place.
what image viewer do you use user? planning to switch from botnet 10 to less botnet 10 LTSB + GNU/Linux dualboot
Sebastian Perez
honeypotview
Camden Stewart
irfanview
Carson Lewis
JPEGView
Robert Thomas
a printer
Adrian Peterson
honestly the default windows 7 one was great
I still have it because I upgraded. shame i can't do gifs
Hudson Robinson
I'm experiencing the reverse. The new image viewer takes ages to rotate images while the old one will do it instantly.
Joshua Rodriguez
You can enable the win7 photo viewer with some registry settings, look it up, howtogeek has an easy guide
Still pretty gay of microsoft as is most of the shit on the market
Thomas Moore
What's a good imageviewer where I can turn off the entire interface so it's just the image?
Logan Torres
Use JPEGView or install Gentoo, your call
Gabriel Turner
>windows 10
found your problem
James Nguyen
You can tho, just need to change one .dll
Jonathan Phillips
Here I am, promptly shilling Picasa Photo Viewer again. Not the full-blown Picasa, only the viewer.
See ya next time this question gets asked.
Kayden Jenkins
>using default windows anything
Gabriel Ortiz
irfanview, duh
Benjamin Bell
And takes another 5 seconds to load.
Landon Martin
Imageglass
Jordan Long
Just enable windows photo viewer. It's still in win 10, just disabled.
Alexander Gutierrez
No
Blake Smith
So use ifranview
Jason Gray
I'm still using Win XP. I'm thinking eventually I'll get a chromebook for web browsing and continue using the Win XP machine for everything else. For me "everything else" is primarily note taking with WordPad.