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Compare xnview and xnview mp
Compare xnview and xnview mp






compare xnview and xnview mp

I'll return to this post and add more reasons to use MP.

compare xnview and xnview mp

I pledge to try and use MP on a daily basis rather than Classic. The customization panel for the toolbars is very nice. The slider for resizing the view in browser mode - I looooove this. So, after all of that, I guess I should find reasons why I should use MP instead. I don't even get an "import similar settings" option - I have to start over from scratch.Īlso, I lose my custom theme (but that is understandable). I've so many settings in Classic, and I want things just like that - to try to find equivalents in MP puts me off a little. Classic displays icons in the Favourites panel (I made a post about this some time ago apparently it was a difficult thing to achieve but for me, icons mean instant visual recognition and I don't have read the folder names, so it is a boon for my workflow)Īlso, I have to go through and try to apply settings. Classic has grippers on the resize areas for the side panels. On startup to the same directory into browser mode, Classic is a bit faster - not too much, but a bit.

compare xnview and xnview mp

If I use MP to view a folder I have not viewed before, Classic seems faster - I don't have to wait as long before I start scrolling again. If I move a lot of files from MP to a folder in Explorer, I have to *wait* before I can interact with MP again. But I can see why you would wonder why folks would even do that, so I'm going to try to figure out why *I* have been doing that. Well, I'm one of those who keep using Classic.








Compare xnview and xnview mp