Sorry for the lack of legibility, Sourceforge apparently lacks the ability to show comments with its original paragraph formatting intact.Simple Image Viewer A cross-platform, simple and minimum, yet configurable photo viewer/slideshow/digital signage app for Windows, Linux, and Mac.

Speedy, customizable and powerfully coded as it is, with the few enhancements suggested it truly has the potential of replacing every other viewer out there, whether free or not. The only viewer interface enhancement I would love to see is the ability to customize the file info panel, so as to be able to select what info to show in toggle (such as filename, filename and date taken, filename, date taken and comment or full picture taking data), how (font color, background color and transparency and its position on the screen). svgĮditing features I'd love to see is the ability to directly edit Picture Comments (the old JPEG format, the more recent 'UserComment' or its modern Microsoft Incarnation, XPComment), the ability to time-stamp the edited file to its original date taken. Also, it would be great if it could view a few other common file formats such as. It is also missing the ability to show videos or play play audio comments with pictures (an essential feature for us old timers who've gotten used to record audio notes and background sounds with pictures). You can't browse a folder to select which one to view - you need to enter into a folder using the Windows Explorer file picker and simply view each file in sequence after that and if you get out, the application quits. With all its great features, it is missing a few that would make this the killer viewer app.

It's unique on-the fly auto correction feature is amazing for viewing less than perfect but otherwise properly taken pictures, in many cases saving you the trouble of editing them.

I'm amazed I hadn't seen this one before! But to be fair, I've only recently started to look in alternative viewers after having used ThumbsPlus and Total Commander for decades.īlazingly fast, powerful commands, supremely configurable, truly portable in Global Configuration Mode (why isn't all software free from the tyranny of Registry Lock-In and the mess of files they leave all around the system), easy to learn. The Most Promising Viewer I've tested so far, and I've tested a dozen or so.

Windows photo viewer