ImageGlass is now using MS Paint to edit by default on Windows 11. On Windows 11, fixed an issue that the default editing function throws error because of the changes of Windows associated programs. Fixed an issue that when editing image from the clipboard, ImageGlass ignores the editing app from Settings > Edit, always uses MS Paint. Fixed an issue that the viewing image disappears when changing color channels. Added extensions icons for JXL, HEIF, CR3, AVIF, B64, QOI. Improved software security, all binary files are now signed.
Added an option: "Start with OS" to auto-run ImageGlass when Windows starts and stay in system tray. To truly exit the app, right-click on ImageGlass tray icon, select Exit or use Main menu > Exit (Shift+ESC). Added an option: "Continue running background when the app is closed" to minimize the app window to system tray menu when user closes ImageGlass (#1196). Added new shortcut to close ImageGlass: Ctrl+W. The file is converted to JPEG or PNG, now do right-click on the file and click on Open With, and select Photos app to open the file,Īpart from the Photos app, you can use any image viewer to open the converted pictures.- Added an option to play sound when a number of images change.Change the WebP file that is seen at the end of the file name to JPG, JPEG, or PNG and press Enter.
Or just select the file and press the F2 key on the keyboard. Go to the image file WebP and do right-click and select Rename option from the list.Now, you will see three checkboxes with other items, from which select File name extensions to view all files extensions.Now, click on the View tab in the top Menu bar. Go to the folder that has a WebP image.To open the image you need to convert it to JPG or PNG, so, let’s check out how to rename WebP picture to JPG or PNG. You can open WebP images by using the Photos app in Windows 10, but you can’t open it directly. You can get it from Windows 10 Store or click on the given link. Download the photo viewer and start using it to open any type of image. 123 Photo Viewer also supports many image formats including WebP.
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