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I opened the link first and I kept a few seconds trying to remember what we had to use to open JPEGs and GIFs back then. Then I read your comment. Right, IE for
by 101008 3y ago
I opened the link first and I kept a few seconds trying to remember what we had to use to open JPEGs and GIFs back then. Then I read your comment. Right, IE for images. What a fun world we lived on!
- integricho 3y agoACDSee 2.4 and 3.1 were similarly legendary and fast in both startup time and overall performance of image loading.
- omnibrain 3y agoWhen ACDsee got bloated (and the shareware screen to nagging) I switched to IrfanView.
- DrSiemer 3y agoACDsee just kept getting worse until it just became unbearable. I did miss the image sorting abilities until I found PhotoSift.
- integricho 3y agosadly it did, the 3.1 version was the last one that I remember as still not bloated, 4.x was already bad. But up until that, 1.x, 2.x, ..., they were great.
- therealmarv 3y agoAlso remember the times... I think ACDsee 2.3.x was a game changer on Windows systems with little memory back in the day... it was so fast and displayed partially on the fly. Btw I use a Mac nowadays and I get strong ACDsee vibes from open-source Phoenix Slides https://blyt.net/phxslides/ https://blyt.net/phxslides/ with browsing through images with the mouse-wheel ;)