While watching TV, I discovered this nifty plug-in for the internet browser which totally rocks. It’s called PicLens and is designed to work with such image-intensive sites such as Flickr, Facebook, DevianArt, Google Images and so on and so forth.
What it does is allow you to view images in a 3D Wall wherein you can just click and drag the screen to scroll over the various images. It displays all the images in the site as thumbnails for easy viewing, and when I say all, I mean all. No more clicking to the next page, just scroll to your hearts content. It’s really cool and makes surfing through particular websites so much better.
It supports various browsers such as Safari, IE and FireFox. I've tried it out with FireFox and works without a hitch, but I can’t seem to make it work with IE. I already sent them an email regarding this issue and am just waiting for their reply. If you’ve got FirFox, try out this awesome plug-in because it's one simple yet effective way of enriching your internet experience.
What it does is allow you to view images in a 3D Wall wherein you can just click and drag the screen to scroll over the various images. It displays all the images in the site as thumbnails for easy viewing, and when I say all, I mean all. No more clicking to the next page, just scroll to your hearts content. It’s really cool and makes surfing through particular websites so much better.
It supports various browsers such as Safari, IE and FireFox. I've tried it out with FireFox and works without a hitch, but I can’t seem to make it work with IE. I already sent them an email regarding this issue and am just waiting for their reply. If you’ve got FirFox, try out this awesome plug-in because it's one simple yet effective way of enriching your internet experience.
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