ImageBrowser0.96

For some reason, I could not open the application on my G5 dual.

Strangely enough, I have never utilized this app. I came with the software downloaded when I first purchased my Canon camera and it still sits in the Canon folder. My question is this, I received a plethora of files with the download and I'm wondering what I have to place in the folder or for that matter if I even need it? In Feb of '06 someone asked a similar question and the response someone named 'Flying Meat' seemed to be - just the application. Is that still the case?

This is a very helpful tool. I do wish it had a dragable file icon at the top of the window, much like Preview (and most other graphics programs). I often need to drag a file from the current window into a non-default app that is open in the dock, for further adjustments. ImageBrowser does not currently allow for this.

If you're looking for Graphic Converter or even iPhoto, then you might be disappointed. If you're looking for an image browser that is fast and easy to use by keyboard and mouse, then I think that this ImageBrowser works very nicely. Many other image viewers are rather clunky on my 600 MHz computer, but this has some nice basic features (scrollable thumbnail drawer and slide show) and the ability to scroll through all image files in a directory by using left/right arrows, or Command-N. Also, the up/down arrow keys rotate the images. I like it. I think this guy also wrote a perl script to find the WAN address from a router (which I modified to work with my router). If you like the other ImageBrowser, use it.

WARNING: This is not the great Image Browser 1.5.1

Canon will probably have something to say about the name of this application. I'd suggest finding a new title.

This isn't the first "Image Browser" here, and the other one is much more complete and usable. The developer needs to pick a new name, hobby or not, having two apps with the same name is just confusing. (yes, I've contacted him and asked him, and he just says it's only something he's doing for fun... as if that's got anything to do with the confusion it causes)

This isn't a real application, just sample code for developers. Unusably slow.

This is really only useful as a source code example for Objective-C developers. Beyond that there's nothing useful in this that you can't do with the Finder and Preview in MacOS X 10.3

You *can* change the program name, you know.

You really need to change the name of this program, there's an existing ImageBrowser that's been out for a while, as well as a SimpleImageBrowser that can be confused with it.

Same name as a similar program by Similacrum posted a few days ago.

For some reason, I could not open the application on my G5 dual.