Can I remove this thumb background?

[admin]

Are you talking about when the image size matches the preview size? So a folder containing a 256x256 image when the thumbnail preview size is also 256x256 no longer has the orange border? That sounds good.

No, that's a different thing.

[Dave-X]

Screen shot? I don't know what you're talking about then.

[admin]

Screen shot? I don't know what you're talking about then.

[Dave-X]

It's a start. Now all you have to do is change it so When folder image size is equal preview size, don't pad the rectangle, effectively hiding it only for images matching the size

[admin]

It's a start. Now all you have to do is change it so When folder image size is equal preview size, don't pad the rectangle, effectively hiding it only for images matching the size

But you see that I do that on purpose? I want to make sure that it's a folder.

[Dave-X]

I understand why you do it, but it should be an/off option

The more options the better!

[admin]

I understand why you do it, but it should be an/off option

The more options the better!

Not for those who don't need that option.

[zer0]

The more options the better!

Don't get me started!

[Someone777]

Not for those who don't need that option.

What about those who do?

Thanks for the welcome, btw.

I admit that there's a right and a wrong way to adding extra options. However, when properly placed out of the way, you can never have too many options. This program itself is just a way to customize viewing files. If customization didn't matter, why not just use the default Explorer that comes with windows?