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SDview

SDview at Mac App Store analyse

Patrycjusz Logiewa
0 ratings · Power index: 100
Version 1.7
Size 0 Bytes
Updated 1 month ago
Released 25 Aug 2020

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Description

Lean and agile image viewer and organiser. This is a fast, no-frills productivity tool for everyone who has to deal efficiently with large number of images. - preview and distribute into predefined folders large number of images with unparalleled ease - interactively resolve file names conflicts using previews and other images' information - do persistent, yet "nondesctructive" transformations (rotate, mirror, …) - add/remove labels, copy/move, delete, … Did I mentioned "fast"? Yes, pure native code and extremely small footprint

Estimates

Monthly Downloads > 2.2k
Est. Revenue ~ $900

Availability

Devices

MacDesktop

Pricing by country

Country Price
Canada 9.99 CAD
China 58 CNY
France 8.99 EUR
Germany 8.99 EUR
Italy 8.99 EUR
Netherlands 8.99 EUR
Portugal 8.99 EUR
Spain 8.99 EUR
UK 7.99 GBP
India 799 INR
Japan 1300 JPY
Korea, Republic Of 12000 KRW
Poland 39.99 PLN
Russia 699 RUB
Turkey 399.99 TRY
USA 7.99 USD
Ukraine 9.99 USD

Version History

Latest: 1.7

New feature: - Undo for image deleting (the single, most requested feature) has been added for all supported OS versions, including the venerable Snow Leopard ;-) On filesystems where moving files to Trash is not supported, an option for immediate delete is presented to the user. Fixes: - Order of image transformations (mirror then rotate vs. rotate then mirror) could affect how the image was transformed when reloaded later. - When deleting image(s) in random (shuffled) order mode, the sequence of images could get corrupted. - A dialogue box informing about invalid destinations for shortcut actions could under certain circumstances be shown on startup, even if those actions were already disabled. - Choosing "Show in Finder" when in full screen mode AND using "fast full screen" did not exit full screen leaving Finder windows obscured. - Transformed images with high DPI displayed with incorrect resolution in "Zoom to Fit" mode, leading to blurred picture being displayed. Misc: - Format of extended file attributes holding transformations information was changed to allow compatibility and interoperability with GNU/Linux (yes, we have one cooking!) version of SDview. Old format is still supported an automatically migrated on all image files, having it attached.
v1.6 1 month ago