This feature is particularly useful when you’re browsing folders containing media files and want to be sure a certain image is what you think it is before you delete it or perform other actions. Shift + spacebar shortcut triggers the handy PowerToys Peek feature on Windows and it works only when the app is running in the background and performance is much better than third-party apps because of Photos app integration. It is also possible to zoom in or out of previewed images and edit them in the Microsoft Photos app. Unlike the third-party tools, PowerToys Peek feature uses the Microsoft Photos app to render the preview of the media. If you want to make any modification on these source codes while keeping new codes not protected by GPL-3.0, please contact me for a sublicense instead.You’ll need to tap the key again to close it – or you can also hit the Enter key. See here for the full list.Īll source codes are licensed under GPL-3.0. This project references many other open-source projects. send pull requests, report bugs or give suggestions.Our UI designers (“Fluent” user interface since v0.3), (app-icon v0.3-v3.6.9) and Donno (app-icon since v3.6.10).Many open-source projects and their contributors.Supported file types, file manager integration, etc. When you're done close it by either hitting Spacebar again, pressing Esc or clicking the ⨉ button.Preview next file by clicking on it or using arrow-keys (arrow-keys move selection in the background if the preview window is not in focus).Select any file or folder (on the Desktop, in a File Explorer window, in an Open or Save-File dialogue, doesn't matter).Run QuickLook.exe (only necessary if autostart is disabled).Note: Don't forget to check out the plugins for previewing office-files, epubs, fonts and more! Typical usecase Installer or portable archive of the stable version from GitHub Release.Microsoft Store (Windows 10 users only, no preview in open/save-dialogs available).Get it from one of the following sources: Strict GPL license to keep it free forever.Preview from 3rd-party file managers (see a list here).Tons of supported file types (full list here).Despite these options, I still decided to craft another one by myself, because they are either not being actively developed, lack of variety, or ask for some 💵. I am aware that several alternatives are already available on the Internet (e.g. Windows, on the other hand, does not have this handy feature. It allows users to peek into a file content in lightning speed by just pressing the Space key. One of the few features I missed from macOS is Quick Look.
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