qView begins with a few basic tips to get you started and the option to enable update notifications on startup.

Right-click to open a photo or URL. Because there is no toolbar, you're going to do everything by right-clicking. Once an image is open, you can use your mouse scroll to zoom in or out.

Once an image is opened, you can rename, delete, go to the next or previous image, and more.

Additional options in subcategories include View, Tools, and Help. You can do much more here than you might expect, including rotate right or left, mirror, flip, full screen, and start a slideshow.

We've seen many simplified image viewers here on MajorGeeks, and people love them. qView fits the bill not only for viewing images but for all of the available options we mentioned above, all delivered in an undistracted interface that allows you to focus on viewing your photos.

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