Image Viewer

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Image scaling

How photos smaller than your screen are shown in the slideshow. Applies live.

Fit, but never upscale No quality loss

Large photos fill the screen; small photos stay at true size with black around them. Keeps every photo perfectly sharp.

Fit to screen — keep shape May soften small photos

Scales each photo up as large as it can go while keeping its true proportions and showing the whole image. Off-shape photos still get thin black bars on two sides. Nothing distorted, nothing cropped.

This app's images — in memory only

Every picture you load is held as an in-memory blob: object URL backed by your original file. The app makes no web requests, so nothing is ever stored in the cache. This is the exact, live count of those — “Held” drops to 0 the moment you Clear or close the tab.

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0revoked

0held now

0 Bimage data held

Created = images loaded this session · Revoked = freed again (discarded picker previews, and everything on Clear/close) · Held now = still in memory right now. Held always returns to 0 when you Clear.

Proves a revoked image becomes unreadable instantly — run it and watch.

Traces Windows keeps

Separate from this app: residue Windows itself leaves on disk. Because this app's images never touch these, clearing them is a system-wide privacy wipe, not removal of pictures you viewed here. The most app-relevant traces are the Explorer thumbnails and file-open history. Scan, then choose.

Click Scan now to inspect your system.

Cleaning only ever touches the locations listed above (each has a Reveal button to open it in Explorer and check for yourself). It never removes cookies, history, passwords, or your actual image files. A running browser/Explorer is detected and skipped, never force-deleted.