In fact, it’s a basic image viewer that doesn’t even support GIFs but for Windows users, it’s always been enough. It doesn’t have a lot of advanced features. It’s not too hard to enable and it still works as well as it did on Windows 10. It needs to be enabled via a registry edit. You won’t see it in Windows 10 but it’s there. Speaking of Windows 7 and its awesome photo viewer, it’s still around. Supports annotation tools, and can also apply various effects etc.Supports all popular, and some obscure formats as well.Convert photos from one format to the other.It’s great at handling large photo libraries and can quickly open larger images. This app is more than just a photo viewer and it’s a personal favorite of mine. Even in the days of Windows 7 when users had a pretty good default photo viewing app, IrfanView was still popular. It’s been around for quite a while and it’s still under active development. For users who have large photo libraries, the app is almost impossible to use which is why they often look for alternatives to the Photos app on Windows 10. The only problem is that it takes forever to open images. It’s also a basic video editor that can be used to stitch videos together. It can open apps, rotate, crop, resize, and apply filters and effects to them. The default Photos app on Windows 10 isn’t lacking in features.
