MPO Viewer
3D Stereo Photo & Video Viewer
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What's New in MPO Viewer
1.14
October 5, 2026
• Cardboard upright: pinch to look closer. Upright there is no viewer to look through, so Cardboard shows the photograph whole and unbent and asks you to turn the phone. Now you can pinch in and drag around there as well, to look at something closely without leaving the mode. • Cardboard's bend follows the slider. Setting how far the picture is bent used to mean dragging, letting go, and waiting to see what you had done. It redraws while you drag now, so you can set it by eye through the viewer instead of by guessing. • The viewer stops caring how big your folder is. Moving a slider under the picture, or swiping on to the next photograph, used to get slower the more photos you had: with a few thousand the picture stalled for a quarter of a second at a time. The viewer now keeps a handful of photographs to hand instead of the whole folder, so a large folder behaves like a small one. • The depth in Anaglyph follows the slider too. Sliding the two eyes apart or together is how you place the depth of a photograph, and until now the picture only changed once you let go, which made it a matter of try, wait and try again. It moves with your finger now. • A quicker grid, if you want one. Cameras write a small picture into every photograph they take, and this app now writes one into every card it converts. Reading that one instead of the whole photograph fills the grid many times faster, which you notice in a folder of thousands. It is smaller, so it is a little softer. The choice is yours, under Settings, Library, Thumbnails; sharp is how it stays until you say otherwise. • A way back to the beginning. Settings, General now ends with Reset All Settings, which puts every setting back to how the app opens on a new phone. Your photographs, their captions, the hidden list, the cards you turned over, your playlists and the screens you calibrated are not touched. • A long caption shrinks instead of losing its tail. A decorative passepartout only has room for about a line and a half at full size, and whatever did not fit was lost without a sign: on screen it was cut straight through the last line, and in an exported card the tail of the title simply went missing. The caption now shrinks until the whole title fits, and only ends in an ellipsis if it still does not. Screen and export do it the same way. • The headings in Settings follow a change of language. The language choice lives in Settings itself, and anyone switching language there saw the heading of that page, and the back button with it, stay in the old language until they went somewhere else. They change over straight away now.
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