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I like the UI optimized for power users (keyboard shortcuts). But good lord, it's 130 MB of dlls on Windows. A much svelter alternative (on Windows) is Cactus
by kjksf 2y ago
I like the UI optimized for power users (keyboard shortcuts).
But good lord, it's 130 MB of dlls on Windows.
A much svelter alternative (on Windows) is CactusViewer (https://github.com/Wassimulator/CactusViewer https://github.com/Wassimulator/CactusViewer), at mere 2.3 MB.
- abdusco 2y agoI've always been a fan of Faststone Image Viewer. It's similarly small and packed with features. https://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm https://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm
- wonger_ 2y agoMy favorite Faststone features: drag-to-reorder (without layout shift!), batch rename files, shortcut to open image in other program, adjustable thumbnail sizes
- seedboot 2y agoFaststone is really fantastic
- yboris 2y agoMy favorite is FastStone MaxView - https://www.faststone.org/FSMaxViewDetail.htm https://www.faststone.org/FSMaxViewDetail.htm
- eigenvalue 2y agoOr IrfanView
- creshal 2y agoWith all the plugins, IrfanView is also >30 MiB. But to its credit, those plugins cover a looot of format.
- mouse_ 2y ago> But good lord, it's 130 MB of dlls on Windows. What a nightmare.
- walteweiss 2y agoI won’t be surprised if there are websites that load more than that already.