Latest change: Swarm parsing added.
Please take your time to read update info.
This Windows application is capable of showing embedded info in .PNG and .JPG Stable Diffusion image files (A1111, Forge, ComfyUI etc). Can be executed with filename as a parameter or image can be dragged into the application from local drives or web browser.
Supports Arrow Keys and MouseWheel to navigate between images in current directory.
Info text can be selected fully or partially and copied to clipboard (see Help).
I've created this program entirely for personal use, so no hard feelings...
Please feel free to leave comments, error info and requests. No promises, though.
V1.4
Better image resize handling.
Screen border snapping by request.
V1.5
Scroll text if amount of lines is more than visible.
Support for ComfyUI parameters (kinda) in PNG by request.
V1.6
Independent image change and text scrolling.
Refactoring and optimization.
V1.7
Software indication.
Full EXIF support (info showing after re-saved by third-party programs - if it is still there).
V1.8
Screen snapping "eased" by request.
Refactoring and optimization.
V1.9
Ctrl-Up/Down - navigate only images with SD info in current directory.
V2.0
All found issues fixed plus some exotic cases handled like file deleted on the fly.
V2.1
Miscellaneous optimizations based on personal usage experience.
V2.2
Command line parameters - file or directory.
Fixes, various improvements.
V2.3
Ctrl-Up/Down - prompt search improvements.
V2.4
Native 64 bit, added more EXIF types, speed increase.
V2.5
Stability, speed, UI refining.
V3.0
UI cosmetic changes, browser images drag/drop support.
V3.1
Swarm parsing added.
No .WEBP or .TIF support.
Special note. If you believe this program contains any kind of harmful code, please delete it and excuse me for trying to help you providing something useful. It's not wise to grade the program lowest value possible and shout "it's fishy", better submit info about problem you've got and receive help - helping to eliminate errors, if any.
I believe that's it for now - version 3.0 is the last one.
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Comments (8)
My Win 10 updated Defender started screaming: Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml
Probably a false positive, but nevertheless it will spook a lot of people.
I do understand that but I guarantee it's a false alarm. Defender's got an overkill and very dumb string comparison. Can happen anytime anywhere, sorry.
Windows Defender suffers from a false positive detection issue during file downloads since February, randomly detecting files as infected by Win32/Wacatac.B!ml. Then, if you do a scan over the file, Defender itself does not detect anything. It detects as infected even files types that cannot be infected by a virus.
@sirdrak Absolutely. It is not the first time and definitely not the last one.
GOOD TOOL！but why it can't recognise PNG and jpeg pic?it's quite an issue
It can - it is it's purpose. Please be more specific regarding what is not right - and be sure images you are trying to read do contain SD info.
Trojan detected !!!!
No, there are no trojans or viruses. It is false alarm caused by similarity of some random byte queue. You can block program access to network with firewall (it never accesses any network resources). If you are unexperienced, you can just delete the program and never use it.