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What hardware do you have? On my mbp 2016 15' it's painfully slow compared to xnview when I want to browse through a lot of images.
by iaml 8y ago
What hardware do you have? On my mbp 2016 15' it's painfully slow compared to xnview when I want to browse through a lot of images.
- maxxxxx 8y agoI have a 2014 13" MBP.
- TheAceOfHearts 8y agoIt depends on what kind of content you're exploring. If you try browsing many folders with hundreds or thousands of videos over the course of a few hours it'll eventually cause the whole system to crash. I've found that if a video has any kind of issue playing with QuickTime it usually causes huge memory leaks.
- iaml 8y agoTo be clear, when I say painfully slow, it isn't actually very slow. On i7 6700 and fast ssds that apple puts in macbooks it should be instant, but it's not - the small delay that quick view has is similar to uncanny valley for me, and it annoys me very much. Xnview works exactly as it should - instant.
- reaperducer 8y agoSometimes it helps to "encourage" Spotlight to reindex your files, creating new Quicklook thumbnails.