Picsplorer
v3.3
Picsplorer is the web image gallery`s searcher and browser. There is a vast number of sites contain graphic images for free review. As you know nothing is free. The surfer get a lot of ads with opportunity to look at "free" images. The irresponsible webmasters try to infect computers with viruses, worms, and Trojan horses. The users feel problems with spyware and adware constantly. Even a worm will turn.
Moreover the images are presented in unsuitable form for surfer often. Who says that user must put up with it? But quite enough to use the Picsplorer software in order to avoid troubles and review images in suitable form. Using Picsplorer software surfer get only purely images, the rest is ignored.
Do you like to visit sites contain images?
Do you want to surf SAFELY, without spyware or virus installs, useless ads or other sh*t?
The Picsplorer will help you to view the web photo`s gallery as easy as local disk. Forget about importunate ads, popup and the tons opened windows. Download Picsplorer for free and have the great enjoyment.
All you need to get started is to tell Picsplorer the address of a web site.
Some Picsplorer`s features:
Many supported file formats,
Fast parse algorithm,
Preload of preview/thumbnail,
Slideshow with varied delays,
To view pictures in full screen mode,
Picsplorer can use unlimited simultaneous connections when downloading images,
Compatibility with Internet Explorer










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