Icon size change at 23.50.0100, and right-mouse up behaviour change
Posted: 23 Aug 2022 08:03
Hi,
At the version 23.50.0100, I see that the folder and other non-image thumbnail size (mine is set to 64x64) is distinctly smaller at the release - with my window settings, I normally see 7 per row in the list, now it is 8. By non-image I mean for example text files (notepad icon), log files (generic file icon), audio files (vlc icon), etc. jpg thumbs appear to display with the intended size.
Also, the Mouse-up on on these smaller thumbnails has changed slightly. My checked settings are 'folder contents preview', 'in list', and 'on right mouse up' (and similar for left and right mouse for non-folders). With all previous releases, you click on the thumbnail. Now you have to click slightly to the right of it. Again, this behaviour does not seem to apply to .jpg image thumbs.
It took me ages to track down why sometimes I would see the contents list or blow-up, and other times I would not, using the same folder or other thumbnail! All down to cursor position.
regards
At the version 23.50.0100, I see that the folder and other non-image thumbnail size (mine is set to 64x64) is distinctly smaller at the release - with my window settings, I normally see 7 per row in the list, now it is 8. By non-image I mean for example text files (notepad icon), log files (generic file icon), audio files (vlc icon), etc. jpg thumbs appear to display with the intended size.
Also, the Mouse-up on on these smaller thumbnails has changed slightly. My checked settings are 'folder contents preview', 'in list', and 'on right mouse up' (and similar for left and right mouse for non-folders). With all previous releases, you click on the thumbnail. Now you have to click slightly to the right of it. Again, this behaviour does not seem to apply to .jpg image thumbs.
It took me ages to track down why sometimes I would see the contents list or blow-up, and other times I would not, using the same folder or other thumbnail! All down to cursor position.
regards
