Standalone viewer Expand/Scroll image glitch

Help & Support
1

context:

  • 4k display, native resolution, no scaling
  • 4 windows usually open in all 4 quadrants
  • standalone viewer set to open in upper-left quadrant
  • have Mouse Buttons/Left button set to expand/Scroll image

glitch:
4k images when left clicked in the viewer will not be centered to fill the whole display - the mouse has to be moved left until the whole image fills the screen.

Images that are even slightly smaller than 4K, are left-aligned and fill the whole screen and the mouse does not have to be moved to view the whole image.

2

Expanding a 4K image on a 4K screen should fill the screen and not allow the image to move at all while the mouse is held down.

Works that way here, at least.

3

here is SS of screen, when i click on the center of the standalone viewer (which is in upper left quadrant)

image
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4

There isn't really enough information here for me to know what's going on in that screenshot.

5

That is a SS of the entire display.
Showing a 4K (3840 x 2160) image using the Mouse Buttons/Left button set to expand/Scroll image.
The viewer is under the image in the upper left quadrant.
I have clicked and held the mouse button without moving it.
I am expecting the image to fill the whole screen but am having to move the mouse to do so.

(if the image is only a few pixels smaller then this does not happen - I can just click, view and release)

:UPDATE: checked this option and it works as expected
image
(the only reason it was not checked is because I thought it would change the position of the viewer in the upper left - 'window' = 'image' ??)

:UPDATE 2:
updated to v13.9.1 and it is back to original problem as detailed above.

6

What does the desktop look like before expanding the image?

Is the viewer slightly off-screen on the left and/or top?

Single monitor or multiple?

Has the system resolution or DPI changed since Opus was started?

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image
image1920×1080 61.9 KB

no

single

no

Strange thing is some 4k images will be centered and some won't. Here are 2 images - centered & offcentered to check - hmmm just noticed the offcentered image is 8px wider than the other one - still it does need some attention (center and crop it please)
images.zip (13.9 MB)