This to me is no if you want it to be native to Windows and what Microsoft supplies.
I find that folk forget that Windows is an OS with a bunch of what should we call them? Demonstration applications? Yes, that will do nicely here.
And yes, if you are open to other applications. I'd try Irfanview first and if you can't get it setup the way you want, ask in their forum. Example from long ago at https://irfanview-forum.de/showthread.php?t=7863
Congrats, I have a new computer - fittingly running a WIN 10. Didn't cost too much. Frustratingly enough, one certain significant feature that was fairly convenient on my previous system (7 was it?) is now no longer. And I'm talking about the ability to select a batch of multiple JPEG files from within a given folder, thereby having them (by pressing Enter) displayed in JUST ONE "Windows Photo Viewer" tab, allowing me to browse thru JUST THOSE I SELECTED upon clicking the right/left arrows... Now with 10, I rather get the selected images opening in separate tabs! I.e. if I select 10 images, 10 tabs will reasonlessly open up on my screen. This is a significant downside of the praised new version of the OS... Can anyone please advise me on just how to abolish this feature and get back the single-tab display of Photo Viewer when running multiple pictures? Thanks in advance. Be blessed! /Orrling

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