Abysmally painfully slow, cumbersome, and just doesn't work the way I want. Yes, I've tried the photo browser bundled with Photoshop (Bridge), and I absolutely can't stand it. The only problem is it doesn't support RAW images, so I've had to supplement it with other things (BreezeBrowser, mainly). Fast, efficient, has a quick file rename hotkey (F2, unlike much more modern version of PSP which either use the cumbersome Ctrl-R or have no hotkey at all), and doesn't try to be overly helpful - it just shows me images. Even if I could find it will it install and run on Windows 10? Not loving the windows 10 experience thus far.I couldn't agree with you more - I've had a tough time finding any image browser I like, which largely explains why I cling to Paint Shop Pro 7 some eight years and five versions after it was released. It seems all the Picasa has been removed from all the download sites. It will only zoom by holding down the mouse button and then only at a preset level and then go back to regular mode once you release it. Do you know if the image viewer element of Picasa can be had anywhere or if not, an alternative viewer with the same attributes? I tried Faststone but it isn't the same. As most know, Picasa is now discontinued.Īlas I finally made the switch to Windows 10 and no more Picasa. This is really good for comparing two pictures at a high level of zoom and switching back and forth. Best of all if you zoom in on an image and then come back to it later, it will view at the last zoom setting you left it at. I like the way you can just use the arrow keys to move from picture to picture and the mouse wheel to zoom in. I just love, love Picasa image viewer for viewing a slew of jpgs in a folder.

Picasa photo viewer only