I just upgraded to W10 (I know), and up until now, I've used Picasa as my image viewer (which was really quite fantastic), but unbeknownst to me apparently Google discontinued it in 2016.
Therefore I need a new image viewer, but all the information I can find is pretty useless or full of hungry adverts and stuff. What image viewer does Sup Forums recommend? Picasa was awesome, simple, and intuitive, but I want to use a product in active development and that can also play .gifs (Picasa couldn't). I'd prefer something that focuses on minimalism but
>scrolling doesn't zoom >fucks with your image quality when actually zooming no thank you. I'll check it out.
Eli Morris
I've always used Irfanview, good image viewer but shitty UI and icon.
Robert Stewart
The default viewer in Win10 is absolutely horrible... like for obvious instance... if you zoom in on an image... you have to zoom back out before you can click to the next picture in the sequence... absolute stupidity.
Adobe bridge is not too terrible.
Juan Powell
Honeyview is top tier.
Jose Morris
you can use mpv with some extension profiles
ex. [extension.gif] profile-desc="profile for GIF files" loop-file=inf
Owen Johnson
or just add image-display-duration=inf
Isaiah Hughes
autism
Liam Miller
I've used ACDsee on windows for so many years, it's pretty good user, and very customizable.
After doing a review on all of these, I've decided to go with Nomacs, which seems to be working pretty well so far. Thanks for the suggestions.
lol.
Adrian Kelly
honeyview
Jack Roberts
use picasa, ninite can still install it for you
Carson Fisher
JPEGView(64)
Michael Ross
Go with ImageGlass. If you dont like it, then try Nomacs.
Mason Sanders
Acdsee been in production for over 20 years. Only problem is the payware part of it.
Christian Cox
Honeyview
Loads fast, supports most image files, and just werks
Nicholas Rogers
xnview + shell extension for easy conversions
it's based.
Dylan Murphy
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Adrian Edwards
feh
Isaac Nguyen
No 1:1 zoom, sluggish to open animations. If you keep a few images open, "Hehe, now I can shit post all evening" - it might randomly close them all because "app"
Isaac Gutierrez
any decent linux alternatives to honeyview? love it but not on linux
Nomacs is pretty good, the only problems I have with it is that it takes a little longer to start up, and you get a splash if you start it in frameless mode, and it doesn't have a single instance mode, which is dumb considering it supports tabs.
Asher Rogers
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Lucas Brooks
I use Adobe Lightroom for when I want to check whole albums that I have organized, but for single instance things I use the default windows 10 viewer.
Brayden Robinson
Just dl the one we had on win7
Carson Reed
feh is literally the best choice, but its not available on windows
Bentley Watson
Just remove the ui and icons.
Mason Hall
You can still find windows live essentials download links around the internet and that includes the windows 7 image viewer.
Colton Reyes
mpv.
John Perez
>honeyview You all use firewalls, right? :^)
Landon Foster
Makes no sense how this shit ran so damn good even on old machines.
Chase White
because it was written in the win32 api. not in mfc, then not in uwp.
without bloat ontop of bloat ontop of bloat you can seem decent.
