#image viewer

OpenSeadragon is a pure JavaScript image viewer that displays high-resolution images with pan, zoom, rotation, overlay, and fullscreen controls. It supports tiled image formats such as DZI and IIIF, plus standard image files for smaller image viewer projects. You can use the library for digitized manuscripts, maps, product photography, scientific imagery, image comparison tools, and any interface…

Panelize is a vanilla JS library that allows you to navigate between large images by panning and zooming to specific areas defined by standard <map> coordinates. Features: Reads coordinates directly from standard HTML maps. Animates movement using hardware-accelerated CSS. Connects directly to standard HTML buttons for movement control. Skips areas with target attributes automatically, treating…

This new update for vimage (an image viewer for windows) brings in support for large amount of new file types and some other modernisation changes.

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Upgraded to .NET 9 (from .NET Framework 4.8)

Replaced DevIL with Magick.NET (ImageMagick)

This adds support for a large amount of new file types

Replaced CrashReporter.NET with Sentry

Updated icons in settings UI

PixelVoyager is a lightweight JavaScript library that creates responsive, interactive image viewers with zoom, pan, and rotate functionality across desktop and mobile devices. How to use it: 1. Download the load the pixelvoyager.js script in the document. <script src="pixelvoyager.js"></script> 2. Add your image to the image viewer. The <a> tag must have the class pixel-voyager-link. The href of…

See, when I am reading this post, and I scroll down to this image:

I think to myself "I would like to zoom in on that image to see what the tiny caption says." When I click the image, it actually makes the image smaller to accommodate your viewer:

and if I right-click the image to open the viewer in another tab, it's smaller there, too, because then it's using the webp media viewer instead of showing me just the image:

The most annoying part of it is, even if I zoom in on the page using my browser controls, the viewer page itself enlarges, not the image.

There is no good way to zoom in on the image in a browser. Your image viewer pages are garbage, the way you forcibly convert all large images to webp format is garbage, and the way you force all webp images to open in a nonfunctional viewer instead of just the image is also garbage.

img-player is a lightweight JavaScript library that transforms an array of images into an interactive image player. It allows you to play a sequence of image sequences with controls like Play, Pause, Stop, etc. Perfect for creating image viewers, presentations, slideshows, or any other scenario where you want to bring a series of images to life. How to use it: 1. Install & import the…