I almost dismissed this shareware utility thinking it simply duplicated the functions of tools I already use, such as MilkyWay and MacGizmo. But it turns out this contextual menu (CM) plugin also lets you browse whole folders of images, trashing them or launching them if you like. It also does a neat trick by letting your browse the pages of your PDF files. The developer has a demo video available, and from what I've seen, ImageViewer has a cool-looking interface to boot!
ImageViewer CM: More Than Just Quick Previews!
Published June 26th, 2006
ImageViewerCMPlugIn is a contextual menu viewer for the Finder that handles folders of images, PDF files, and more
I almost dismissed this shareware utility thinking it simply duplicated the functions of tools I already use, such as MilkyWay and MacGizmo. But it turns out this contextual menu (CM) plugin also lets you browse whole folders of images, trashing them or launching them if you like. It also does a neat trick by letting your browse the pages of your PDF files. The developer has a demo video available, and from what I've seen, ImageViewer has a cool-looking interface to boot!
I almost dismissed this shareware utility thinking it simply duplicated the functions of tools I already use, such as MilkyWay and MacGizmo. But it turns out this contextual menu (CM) plugin also lets you browse whole folders of images, trashing them or launching them if you like. It also does a neat trick by letting your browse the pages of your PDF files. The developer has a demo video available, and from what I've seen, ImageViewer has a cool-looking interface to boot!
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