Built for macOS, Fileloupe is an incredibly fast media browser that lets you browse photos, play videos, view PDFs and preview documents all in the same window.
@rayshan Not for the time being. Currently hard at work on Fileloupe 2.0. A general purpose Finder replacement is inherently difficult to pull off because the Finder app is so entrenched in macOS. I’ve got lots of ideas for improving media management in 2.0 that I’m focusing on.
@Sniperovitch Not yet… In an upcoming version of Fileloupe there will be much broader support for working with metadata tags embedded in photos, but that’s still a bit off in the distance.
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@FlexMonkey Very nice, thank you! Only comment for now is that some of us “older” developers, with larger legacy codebases, still appreciate sample code in Objective-C when possible… It’s sad when the “Language” drop-down doesn’t work on some pages… ;)
@iollmann Hi. Just wanted to thank you for taking the time to write up so much documentation in the vImage headers. The comments are essential to understanding vImage and us vImage users really appreciate it. I wish all frameworks were as well documented. Thank you.
@j_cyubs Bummer. I’m 100% reliant on Apple’s RAW support. Adobe has their own engine for apps like Lightroom and Photoshop. Hopefully Apple adds support soon. When they do, it should “just work”. Sorry.
@j_cyubs Could because macOS doesn’t support that camera. I don’t see it listed unless it’s another model. Can you open them in https://t.co/XeOcuwTRat? https://t.co/7wWSywobR6
@leif_ottosson Awesome! Thanks so much for the support. As an independent developer it means a lot. Please don’t hesitate to follow up on email if you have any feedback or come across any bugs. Thanks again!
@leif_ottosson@MathewUSF Fileloupe 2.0 is under active development but, naturally, (way) behind schedule. Big change will be adding persistence across app launches. Working hard to keep the same speed and simplicity, while also allowing for organizing, rating, etc…
@Joonikko It’s being worked on daily. Really, it is. But to say it’s rather behind schedule is an understatement. A beta will be out “later” this year. Until then, I’m genuinely working on it every day. Thanks for the support!
Hey @ChromiumDev How come the ZIP download for Fileloupe’s trial is now marked as “Dangerous” by Chrome when it tries to unzip it? Not so on Safari or FF. No Security Notices in Webmaster Console. No way to “Request Review” or contact. Please advise. https://t.co/eJOl8PMJ1o
@ChromiumDev How come the ZIP download for Fileloupe’s trial is now marked as “Dangerous” by Chrome when it tries to unzip it? Not so on Safari or FF. No notices in Webmaster Console. No way to “Request Review” or contact. Please advise. https://t.co/eJOl8PMJ1o
@leif_ottosson@MathewUSF Files are always “referenced”. You can have multiple libraries and they are lightweight. Basically, I want Fileloupe to allow users to organize, view and curate their media (video, documents, PDF, etc) as easily as photographers do with their photos.
@leif_ottosson@MathewUSF In Fileloupe 2, your files stay in their original location. But you need a “library” of sorts if you want to create albums, ratings, etc… You can still open a new window and drag in a folder to immediately start browsing it. But it won’t be a “better Finder” or a file manager.
@leif_ottosson@MathewUSF Fileloupe 2 will be more like a “digital asset manager” that is backed by a library. Similar to how most photo management apps work. The hope is that you’ll be able to catalog, organize, rate and curate videos, documents and PDFs similar to how you can with photos.