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Best photo viewer?
Ayden Johnson
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Kevin Lewis
feh opeesmom.png
Logan Torres
i'd say ristretto is the most 'just werks' and would almost be perfection but for some reason some images it just shits the bed and refuses to display, even though any other image viewer does it just fine, gwenview is the closest to it but its slow as balls to open on older hardware
i'm currently just sticking with feh, although its not the greatest for just browsing through pics, theres probably a way to do it but i'm apparently too stupid
James Sanchez
sxiv or gtfo
Cameron Harris
gallery.apk
Lincoln Ross
Yus fuckin' chuck er in the yute
Jack Murphy
mpv is the only option for viewing exotic formats such as animated png, animated gif, webm, webp and svg
Gavin Flores
xv or sxiv if your aids
Ian Smith
Jpeg view obviously
Juan Watson
why not nomacs? i want to change my currently image viewer
John James
This.
Benjamin Turner
Apple Photos
Mason Gutierrez
I like Honeyview.
Charles Johnson
who is this semen demon?
Luke Watson
>blackstink
Carson Watson
+2
Xavier Walker
Gwenview
Christian Edwards
jpegview for windows
sxiv for linux
Elijah Brown
Xee.
Austin Allen
Default Win 10. Haven't had a need for anything else. Win 7 fags have fun installing extra software just to see gifs, play MKVs, and listen to FLACs
Jace Bennett
Looks face probably plastic surgery -10/10
Easton Martin
IrfanView
Gavin Richardson
or ACDSee
John Thompson
Doesn't integrate properly into default apps in win10
No open with external editor option
Hosted on cnet
Closed source
Why would you ever use this garbage?
Thomas Gonzalez
>cnet
it's hosted on less sketchy places too.
>No open with external editor option
i think you can manually define 3 external editors/programs somewhere in menu and also as keybinds in irfan view
>closed source
welcome to windongs. you deserve no security audits.
>win10
LOL. just LOL. RFLMAO. hahahaha. penis.
Jack Robinson
There's literally no reason to use closed source garbage when superior open source alternatives exist, even on windows, friendo.
David Brooks
I like faststone.
Daniel Taylor
i've tried other things. irfan view is a very quick (in terms of feedback and launch time) win32 toolkit applicaiton with neat editing features and plugins (like altalux, which photoshop doesn't even have), opens almost fucking everything, including adobe illustrator documents and SVGs, yet it's GUI isn't crowded with useless icons and crap and menus are well organized.
i know it's unethical harmful antifreedums software, but, i dunno, it's just good and competently made, like foobar2000 or older utorrent versions. it's been like that since 90s. if i was involved in doing more graphics work on linux, i'd probably use it through wine for previews and quick adjustments, because nothing on linux comes close.
Jaxon Wood
Yup. Tried many throughout the years, but always end up coming back to irfanview.
Ethan Sullivan
Can someone explain on why people use 3rd party photo viewers? I understand video software like VLC since formats, but is that the same for photos? I’ve just used default viewers on pc and mobile for ever, I never understood why you wouldn’t.
Dylan Robinson
feh if you are completely autistic and sxiv if you are a little less
Bentley Diaz
Because third party solutions offer options that the stock software doesn't?
Leo Harris
posted this right when i went to sleep only to see literally useless answers
I'll stick to my built in photo viewer while rockin fully white classic theme on my w7 until u faggots sort out: WHAT IS THE BEST PHOTO VIEWER?
Cameron Taylor
eog
Dylan Morris
I used Windows Photo Viewer (default in Windows 7, can be enabled as default with the registry in Windows 10) until I got a 1440p screen. Windows Photo Viewer cannot scale images to screen so anything that is not very high resolution looks small.
Honeyview solves all this as it allows the image to be scaled in full screen to your screen and can be customized to be as minimalist as possible. I've tried pretty much everything in this thread and Honeyview is by far the best.
Adam Bailey
+3
Brody Ramirez
ACDsee would be perfect if it didn't occasionally shit the bed when it comes to displaying certain animated gifs. i emailed them about this and they reluctantly admitted the fault had been there since version 2 and was too deeply embedded to fix.
Nicholas Butler
windows photo viewer
Joseph Ramirez
mpv
Christopher Cooper
Default photo viewer on Win7/8 does not support jif.
Matthew Brooks
Thomas Martin
>Doesn't integrate properly into default apps in win10
kek, how about reading help if you can't figure it out yourself.
Angel Anderson
Blackpink's Jisoo
Easton Parker
Is there a way to tag PNG? I can only tag JPG.
Gavin Ward
Preview.app
Thomas Russell
- Honeyview
- FastStone Image Viewer
- XnView
Hunter Thomas
sumatrapdf
Nicholas Young
Probably xcowsay
Daniel Wright
on linux its eog. its the only one that does not rape hdds when you open something in a big directory. feh and similar dont even support browsing so you have to open every file manually
Easton Williams
Honeyview or nomacs
Thomas Barnes
*sniffs*
Noah Mitchell
Carter Rivera
>Doesn't integrate properly into default apps in win10
DA FAK? just config as default in the shitty windows config menu
>No open with external editor option
unveliable...
>Hosted on cnet
literally a bunch of options on the same download page
>Closed source
worried of a closed source... on windows...
Isaac Taylor
> using Winshit 10
Easton Adams
nomacs
Samuel Cruz
Obvious FastStone is obvious
Julian Ward
>default behaviour for webm and gif is not loop
dropped