New Features
Peek and Skim
A new way to browse your images! You can now quickly Peek into the directory without opening the Thumbnails, just move your mouse near the top line.
If you then press and drag the mouse, you can perform fast skimming. Mouse wheel or two finger scroll (OSX) will also do the trick.
If you then press and drag the mouse, you can perform fast skimming. Mouse wheel or two finger scroll (OSX) will also do the trick.
Drag and Drop
[user request]
It is now possible to Move or Copy images from or into the current directory by Dragging and Dropping them from/into the Thumbnails. This will act much like the system's files browser (Explorer, Finder, Nautilus, etc).
Improvements
- Much improved loading previews. Fragment will now try to render the best possible representation of the image while it is loading, not just the low resolution preview available before. This improves the perceived loading speed significantly.
- New Fit to Image command to resize the window to match the image on screen. (Shift+F) [user request]
- Auto show/hide panels when mouse is over them.[user request]
- Filename is no longer shown at the bottom of the screen. [req]
- OSX: Swipe gesture to browse images; hold down "Command" key to browse History. [user request]
- OSX: Fixed "black image" syndrome on some hardware configurations.
- OSX AppStore: Fixed the nagging requests to make the app default, as well as other cases where the user preferences are not correctly stored.
- OSX AppStore: Fixed an embarrassment where any custom user backgrounds are not loaded the next time the app is run.
- Win, Linux: Fixed severe bug where fragment will fail to load the directory's contents when multiple instances of it are running. (fixed in 1.4.3.5)
- .rgb, .rgba and .bw are now correctly handled as SGI files.
- Other small improvements.
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