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FreeWRL is an Open Source, cross platform VRML2 and X3D compliant browser, with script, SAI and EAI support. Platforms supported: Linux and other Unix-style platforms; Mac OS/X; Windows. Support for mobile platforms (iOS, Android, QNX) is under development.

Android comic book reader/Image archive viewer. Simple yet comfy. Open PDF, RAR, ZIP, 7Z, TAR files. Display BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, WebP and JP2/J2K images. Based on Bubble v1.6.0 by Nazar Kanaev. Upgraded dependencies, enhancements as felt needed. This software is licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 as stated on https://github.com/edeso/bubble2/blob/master/LICENSE.md . Sources and further information can be found on the project's website https://github.com/edeso/bubble2 .

JIBS: Java Image Browser Sorter. An image viewer with a full-screen slide show, image sorting, and producing contact sheet/thumbnails. The image viewer is perfect for sorting digital photos into correct directories. Displays EXIF information captured in the photos. Also great for managing downloaded images. Lots of other utilities included.

This code user selected windt and height value , auto changin and show web browser. Older browsers do not support image resizing after rendering. The resizing works in any case in Opera 7+, IE 6, Mozilla and Firefox.

NetVis 2D (NV2D) is a social network visualization application that can be embedded in a browser or run as a standalone applcation.

A simple web gallery script in PHP. Its claim to fame is that it's implemented in a single file that requires no installation - it can simply be copied to a publicly accessible directory containing images on a PHP-enabled web server.

This is a image browser, to see them as mini-photos, easy rotation, full-screen display and slide show... This program is intended to manipulate photos from a digital camera. Developped in pure Java, with JAI.

DUPS can be used to present any set of images depicting a chronological sequence. It creates a set of HTML pages acting as a browser based picture/pdf viewer. The emphasis lies on displaying two pictures side by side enabling the user to compare them.

gxlbrowse is a simple utility that reads graphs in the GraphViz XML format (GXL) and presents them in an interactive browser.

WebStrips is a lightweight open-source web comics browser written in Java that supports multiple comic via a JavaScript based interface.

A beautiful online photo browser, flexibly configured to support "flickr", "picasa" or so with XMLs and regular expressions. It also allows off-line browsing and batch downloading. There might be album management support in later versions.

Java Applet to display teletext/videotext pages within your browser or as standalone application. Supports EP1 and binary files, buttons to show controlcodes and concealed data.

A basic image viewer for browsing directories of images culled from image boards, and easy resubmission.

The Java Applet AWT Picture Browser allows anyone to set up and maintain an online gallery of images using no server scripting, and no JavaScript. The JPEG images are transferred to the server as folders of *.jpg files.

Amiant Navigator is a cross-platform plug-in based all-in-one file manager, media content viewer/editor/converter, archiver, text editor, ftp browser.

This project an image browser like ACDSee, but written entirely in java. Also the program will include an image editor for common image editing . The program works with all image formats supported for java.

DMBrowser (Digital Media Browser) is a client browser for Apple's iPhoto and iTunes and other DMAP (Digital Media Access Protocol) servers that support DPAP (Digital Photo Access Protocol) or DAAP (Digital Audio Access Protocol).

Xi3D is an X3D renderer and browser for 3D Web content. It contains compliant parsers for VRML'97 types, a java scenegraph, XML bindings using SAX2, a content converter, full runtime and event model, DOM Level 2, vecmath

Orimage is a editor/browser specialized in origami diagrams (paper folding). Users could draw their diagrams in multiple ways, called moded.