[v1.5.5] Moving an image with left click makes it temporarily zoom in to 100% while dragging

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NM64
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[v1.5.5] Moving an image with left click makes it temporarily zoom in to 100% while dragging

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On both Windows and Linux, moving an image with left click makes it temporarily zoom in to 100% while dragging.

Video demonstration using the live ISO of Linux Mint v21.2 Cinnamon (that way you can easily verify and reproduce the bug):
Last edited by NM64 on Tue Oct 03, 2023 4:00 am, edited 3 times in total.
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Re: [v1.5.5] Moving an image with left click makes it temporarily zoom in to 100% while dragging

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I am using this feature all the time! :D
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Re: [v1.5.5] Moving an image with left click makes it temporarily zoom in to 100% while dragging

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mudo_j wrote: Tue Oct 03, 2023 3:47 am I am using this feature all the time! :D
Pretty sure it's a defect because it doesn't occur when trying to drag with right click. :P

The main issue is when trying to toggle fullscreen via double-click and you get the aforementioned quick temporary zoomed-in derpiness.
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Re: [v1.5.5] Moving an image with left click makes it temporarily zoom in to 100% while dragging

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to prevent this behaviour
- uncheck "Use 'Pan and Zoom' tool" checkbox

it's naming/consistency issue
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Re: [v1.5.5] Moving an image with left click makes it temporarily zoom in to 100% while dragging

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Ah, so it seems the bug isn't so much that this exists, rather that its behavior is inconsistent between left and right/middle click.

(to clarify, middle click behaves the same as right click does, meaning it's only left click that behaves differently)