If I screenshot an image and then go browse through an app to that image, there is no image preview. If I open the file manager suddenly there are previews.
Is there a way to get image previews to occur automatically?
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It's a known Gnome bug and it still persist in Gnome 46 -_-
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It seems to work fine for me on Debian 12 (Gnome 43.9). I take a screenshot, and when I try to access it through some file picker, for example if I want to upload it here, I can see it. It's tiny, but it's there.
Although, if I try to take a screenshot when I have this file picker open, the new saved image won't have a thumbnail generated for it:
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As I understand it. As an example: You download eg. jpg file from the web, then in the browser file selection thumbnail doesn't appear first time. I had this numerous times with Gnome.
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That is exactly the issue.
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Hi, I had completely forgotten about this question, until this recently was asked again.
I still don't have a definitive answer but I thought you might want to check it out in case the proposed solutions help:
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We should inform Portal developers about this but it's hard to think that they don't know about such an issue that can be seen since the first use of Portal.
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