

PhotoQt
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PhotoQt is a fast and simple, good looking, yet powerful and highly configurable image viewer.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-2.0)
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Windows
- Linux
- Flathub
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gzaal added PhotoQt as alternative to MetaScope - Metadata StudioLooks sleek but the UI is non-standard and often counter-intuitive.
The app is weirdly slow at even RENAMING A FILE (3+ seconds while hammering ENTER)
Drag & drop to folder doesn't work even after explicitly enabling it for all views
Mousing over an image at the top of the window keeps re-displaying the pop-up
It's developed on GitLab instead of GitHub, so I couldn't be bothered to sign up and navigate its interface to report these issues.
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Comments and Reviews
It clunky to set up nicely (no UI option to turn off OnTop) but once it is, it does its job well. I've been searching for an image viewer, on Windows, that has a minimal UI and can view all file types I throw at it for quite some time, seems I've finally found it.
Looks sleek but the UI is non-standard and often counter-intuitive.
The app is weirdly slow at even RENAMING A FILE (3+ seconds while hammering ENTER)
Drag & drop to folder doesn't work even after explicitly enabling it for all views
Mousing over an image at the top of the window keeps re-displaying the pop-up
It's developed on GitLab instead of GitHub, so I couldn't be bothered to sign up and navigate its interface to report these issues.
Highly configurable, a lot of options and still is minimalist when in browsing mode
This is like app. There is needs somethings to fix. Can't zoom in - zoom out by default "+" or "-" or ctrl up down.