NeeView
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NeeView is a Free and Open Source, modern and powerful image viewer and a manga/comic reader that has high quality scaling options and many different customization options.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
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Platforms
- Windows
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kikyoh-choh added NeeView as alternative to ShelfStream
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https://github.com/neelabo/NeeView Works nicely. I was trying it as a thumbnail slide/ bottom panel/ filmstrip style thumbnail viewer. It runs much heavier than FastStone Viewer and the thumbnail maximum size is a lot smaller. On the other hand, unlike FastStone, it allows you to do the strips in window mode which allows window resizing.
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Ito Mitsuhiro (nee) Licensing
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Lovely UI. Highly customizable. Can view 7z/zip/rar images without unpacking them.
If only I have found it earlier!!
https://github.com/neelabo/NeeView Works nicely. I was trying it as a thumbnail slide/ bottom panel/ filmstrip style thumbnail viewer. It runs much heavier than FastStone Viewer and the thumbnail maximum size is a lot smaller. On the other hand, unlike FastStone, it allows you to do the strips in window mode which allows window resizing.
It's a really good Image/Comic viewer, with full touchscreen support at least on the Microsoft Surface, good filetype support, a really nice options to see comic strips in a infinite scroll. The only drawbacks are memory hungry, really slow launch/opening time, and a very cluttered-complex options interface. The best viewer with state of the art features compared with it's rusty competitors. Not perfect but far ahead of the rest.
Can load images recursively in a folder and supports shuffle / random image selection. Currently plays videos as a new "book", which doesn't play alongside the "pages" you are viewing, which is annoying.
It's really great, simple yet got everything i needed