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| Downloads:13,546 |
| Version Downloads:3,042 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Free |
| Date:25 Aug 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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+9
Additionally the brushed metal look has been removed as requested by CASLON.
+334
Could you submit a new screenshot, developer? Thanks!
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1) lost the brushed metal - this makes it feel "old" and takes up unnecessary room.
2) * most important - Show the dimensions of the image (I'm a web developer and need to know what the size of the image is)
Keep up the good work, and please try and implement #2 above, if at all possible - thanks!
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Orion Mk. V reviewed on 20 Aug 2007
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Nymphe reviewed on 01 Jul 2007
If you can use a transparent window, like Leopard does, it would be great, because QuickLook is amazing, and this is the best tool for wieving images quickly.
Having a keyboard shortcut would be great too.
+2
FeRvId reviewed on 10 Jun 2007
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Morjovy reviewed on 28 May 2007
what do i need now?
1. zoom buttons
2. possibility to rename the contextual menu item "browse images". i use russian mac os localization, so it would be nice to have all the menu items localized
thanks!
I'm currently working on localisation's, if you would like to offer any translations or check my current translations please go to www.tekuris.com/contact and get in touch.
Thanks
+165
I used to big a fan of 'QuickImageCM' which unfortunately is only PowerPC, and doesn't look like being Universal Binary any time soon.
Like QuickImage this opens your images in a window but unlike the latter it doesn't offer the plethora of editing options that made it a great replacement of the OS's Preview application.( If you don't mind your entire screen being 'hijacked' then you could also try the Contextual menu launched 'ImageViewerCM' - $10)
Apart from showing all images in a folder and not just the ones selected, which is annoying not having a preference to switch it off, you should also be able to have all the pictures 'landscape and portrait' show in the same sized window rather than - when a landscape image is selected it forces the window to near full-screen and is not resizable. Lastly the ability to double click an image to show a thumbnail of all the images within the one window would be also very useful.
Obviously still developing - and if it were to incorporate some basic image editing/tagging and most importantly IMHO the ability to move files ( preference for user defined folders ) - It could be a great productivity tool in the future.
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Shock-J reviewed on 24 May 2007
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How are you supposed to use it?
I logged out after installing it in my user library and there's no contextual menu item for FinderBrowser when I control click a folder or an image. Then I installed it in the main library and restarted the computer and again, the same problem.