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Phiewer The free version of Phiewer lets you view one image at a time.

As a Mac user, that started me to look for Preview alternatives for my MacBook Air.

I seek lightweight, snappy, and simple options like there are top 5 alternatives to the Photos app in Windows 10.

Keeping that into consideration, I aim to strike a balance with the shortlisted apps.

Also, I wouldnt recommend the ones that annoy you with Buy the Pro Plan prompts as soon as you launch the app.

If it irks me, I can only imagine how much it would bother you.

To use any of the options as a default viewer, you will have to select different image files (PNG, JPG, BMP, and other).

From the Info window, you need to click on the drop-down below Open With and choose a relevant app from the list.

After that, click on Change All to apply the tweaks to relevant files across the system.

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Despite the similarities, Xee steps ahead with a few unique features.

As expected, the Previews and Next buttons for browsing between images are placed at the top left corner.

The other options appear neatly placed next to them at the top.

Xees status bar shows additional details about the image, such as its dimensions, file type, file size, color details, and more.

The only thing I found odd that Xee did not pick up the Dark them of my macOS.

I had to navigate to Xees Preferences Style and then pick Black.

That means if you are looking for an Image Viewer with editing options, you are out of luck here.

Unfortunately, Xee isnt free, and you will have to pay 3.99 to buy it from the App Store on your Mac.

Its a popular cross-platform media management software, and Windows users love it so much that many want to set XnView as the default image viewer on Windows 10.

With support for over 500 image formats, the developers lock quite a bunch of handy features behind the paywall.

After that, you can click on the x-shaped icon irrelevant windows.

The apps performance setting allows you to squeeze out the maximum from your on-board GPU chip.

That means, the processing and caching will be faster on beefed-up MacBook Pros.

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