gBrowser
gBrowser is an image browser and organizer with no annoying databases or hidden libraries. What you see in the Finder is what you see in gBrowser â“ except gBrowser presents you with large, beautiful thumbnails and gives you the tools to easily view and organize your images. It includes a thumbnail browser, âDrop Locationsâ and file marking tools to make sorting out and moving your images a snap, a powerful batch rename function with the ability to save presets, the âImage Viewerâ which works much like Quicklook on single monitors, but is even more useful when opened permanently on a secondary monitor, Bookmarks for your different photo collections, free and friendly tech support, and more.
Required OS: not specified
Tags:
browser
, slideshow
, thumbnails
, photos
, graphics
, organizing
, sorting
, image


2 Opinions
I love this browser. It works just fine on my Mac Pro and MacBook Pro. I spent the longest time looking for something that would just browse my images without using a database, sort of a Mac version of XNview. This makes it easy to flip through the images I use for web development at a glance.
I wouldn't call this solid, by any meansâ¦Â In my opinion it's pretty flawed software. It's incredibly sluggish, even on my 8-core Pro. The UI is a little too quirkyâ¦Â Default options give a listing for 'Computer' or 'Pictures,' giving me a handful of clicks just to get to my Desktop. Folders enter renaming mode on the first click it seems, making it all too easy to rename things. In-browser text has a distracting drop-shadow, making everything appear blurry.
Just not worth it.