Steps to reproduce:
1. Open file (image) properties in Windows Explorer and record lastModified timestamp
2. Rotate this image in XnView
3. Repeat step #1
Expected: lastModified should be time when the rotation was performed (current time)
Actually: remains unchanged
Environment: Windows 10, XnView v2.51.1
I recorded lastModified timestamp before and after rotate with simplistic JUnit test in Java.
Wrong lastModified timestamp after image rotate
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Re: Wrong lastModified timestamp after image rotate
what do you have in Options>Browser>Misc?
Pierre.