gBrowser 1.6 Beta 2

What you see in the Finder is what you see in gBrowser - except gBrowser presents you with large, beautiful thumbnails and gives you the tools to easily view and organize your images.
gBrowser includes thumbnail view, slideshows, an awesome multiple-monitor “Image Viewer” window, free and friendly tech support and more.

1. What you see is what you get - The organization and layout of your image collection is based on the same files and folders you see in the Finder. That is why you will not have obfuscated database or “library”.
2. Support for multiple collections - Do you have a collection of stock photos you use for work, and a collection of family photos you want to keep separate? gBrowser supports multiple collections, each with different settings.
3. Eases image sorting - If you need to sort the good from the bad after a photo shoot, gBrowser will let you quickly and easily mark which images you want to pull out.
4. Loves multiple monitors - In addition to being able to open your images one at a time the old-fashioned way, gBrowser has a unique Image Viewer window that can be set to open in a window or fullscreen on any of your monitors. As you browse your thumbnails on one screen, the other will instantly show your selections in full glory on the other.

Enhancements:

• New Features:
• • “Quick Tips” window that gives a basic summary of how gBrowser works.
  • Thumbnail sharpening now works (had been disabled for testing).
  • Rewrote some descriptions in the preferences & menu bars to make them easier to understand.
  • Changed a few default settings.
  • Added a hot key to start a slideshow with selected files.
  • New icon for Collections file.
• Bugs Fixed:
• • Fixed an issue with subfolders of aliases in the sidebar.
  • Fixed a few more memory leaks.
  • Fixed an issue where unzipped files might not appear properly.
  • Fixed a bug in thumbnail loading code.
  • Slideshow controller & mouse now disappear like they should.
  • Duplicated files now get the proper extension.
  • Warnings about file renaming are no longer doubled.