I don't want to uninstall XnView again, but this blue bar bug is very distracting and annoying.
The bug happens only when XnView's window is maximized.
Photo 1:Here is the blue bar at the right side of XnView's maximized window: Photo 2:Here is what happens if my mouse is over that blue bar at the right side: it changes to a <- -> mouse icon, indicating that the blue bar was supposed to be draggable or resizeable, however nothing happens when I actually press the blue bar with my mouse to to drag it around: Photo 3: Interestingly, the Blue Bar bug occurs only when XnView's window is maximized. When the program's window isn't maximized, there is no blue bar: Note 1: My operation system is Windows 10 64bit, updated with all latest patches by Microsoft, and my screen display resolution is 1360x768. The blue bar bug on XnView however happened to me both on Windows 7 (2-3 years ago) and on Windows 10 (today). So certainly the bug isn't OS-related but resolution related.
Note 2: It appears that other users too had experienced and reported the exact same bug as me. Their bug reports can be found here: http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=31789
Because the same bug occurs to me on both XnView installations on two different OS machines, and because I dont want to drop XnView for another image viewing program out there, I am willing to stick with XnView for now and help the technical support team in identifying the bug and I will be glad to answer to any possible questions about the bug. XnView is one of the best image viewing softwares for me, but If this blue bar which has no purpose here, isn't removed, I will have no option but uninstall XnView and try another software for viewing my pictures.
