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PicLens brings you full-screen slideshows for Safari
by Chris Brentano Dec 17th 2006 at 11:49AM
PicLens is a slideshow plug-in for Safari that adds a full-screen browsing mode for viewing pictures on Flickr, Photobucket, Facebook, Google Images, Yahoo Images, and Ask.com Images. If you've got a newer Mac which has an Apple Remote, you can use it to advance through photos. It's very slick and unobtrusive, and perfect if you've got your Mac setup as a media center to your television. Never fear, Firefox and Internet Explorer users, they are promising versions for those browsers as well.
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Alec said 3:59AM on 12-18-2006
Hey Chris:
Thanks for your positive comments PicLens. Much appreciated, and glad you like it!
We're currently working on Windows version (Firefox) and will definitely keep you posted.
All the best,
Alec & The Cooliris Team
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http://www.cooliris.com -- preview links http://www.piclens.com -- cinematic views for the web
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Freddy said 8:09AM on 12-18-2006
Nice job, guys! Keep us with latest news about it.
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g said 11:58AM on 12-18-2006
This is an amazing piece of software. Great job guys!!! Makes me wonder though why Flickr doesn't do this natively? It has always been a complaint of mine (lack of full screen slideshow).
Thanks
g
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