

Plus most are slow as hell while browsers like FastStone or the Windows file explorer can be extremely fast. There is no magic free lunch with any duplicate image finder, they just use fancy lingo to make you think that they are better than a file browser or manager. Seriously, just roll up your sleeves & use FastStone image browser. This topic comes up quite often & as hardly anyone uses the search function of this forum, the topic gets "duplicated" & so there are duplicate threads. If you do a search of this forum & the web, you will find LOTS of duplicate file finder programs named & links to them. Have you checked the programs preferences? NO duplicate file finder is magic & all will require manual work, though there should be no problem pointing one to a folder vs. Or just use the OS file manager, again will sort images via different criteria. The update also fixes the "double-free bug" as defined in the CVE-2019-11932.Why not just use an image browser like FastStone, it will sort images in any folder that you point it to & has a compare feature. Key highlights of the recent updates are the ability to find duplicate images and similar images, as well as the Exif Editor which can function in single edit mode and batch edit mode for as many as 149 EXIF attributes. Updated android-gif-drawable library to fix CVE-2019-11932.Added option to backup and restore picture manager settings.Single and Batch Mode available to edit 149 EXIF attributes.Counter now accepts leading zeros to be defined.Added option to copy instead moving files for organizer.Option to calculate bluriness of an image.Find similar images with PHash and AverageHash.Find duplicate images with crc32 calculation.Introducing duplicate and similar image finder.Changelog for Picture Manager's last few updates are as below:
