It would be great if there was a "stick to border" option in the image viewer. So say you scrolled all the way to the right of an image wider than the viewer, and then went to the next image in the sequence. The viewer would stick to the next image's right border too even if it was wider than the first one.
That way it would be easier to flick through multiple images of different sizes, e.g. screenshot thumbnails when looking for a particular clip.
Unchecking these two boxes might already be enough, at least in Opus 12:
https://www.gpsoft.com.au/help/opus12/index.html#!Documents/Prefs/Viewer_Behavior.htm
Hi lxp. I do have those unchecked. The issue is when the images are different sizes. The view doesn't move, but smaller images push it, and then when a larger images comes along it doesn't go back and I have to scroll manually.
Of course I make all my images the same size, but when dealing with catalogues and collections from elsewhere, they often don't.
