Oak Viewer

New widgets and controls • Folder Shortcuts: your favorite folders, one tap away, with their full covers. Until you pick some, it shows the folders you viewed last. • Recently Added: your newest photos; tap one to open it. • Resume on the Lock Screen, plus Control Center buttons to resume viewing, open a folder or start a slideshow. They work from the Action button too. Better Picture Frame and Resume widgets • Simpler styles: Fit + Matte (now the default), Fit + Blur, Edge-to-Edge and Collage, with switches to show the whole photo or a caption. Your existing widgets keep their look. • A Next button skips to another photo. • Resume shows where you'll land, like "Lake Weekend · 34 of 210", and how long ago you were viewing it. • Every widget blurs its photos while Oak Viewer is locked. • If a photo you were viewing has been deleted, Resume opens its folder instead. Sort new folders the way you hold your device In Settings → Library, "New folders sort by" sets how a folder is sorted until you choose a sort for it. Choose Device orientation and a folder opened sideways shows landscape photos first, upright shows portrait first, so you rotate once per set. Find Duplicates, rebuilt Scans are several times faster and remembered between scans, unrelated pictures are no longer grouped by chance, and results show whole photos with the best copy first. A new theme, and clearer colors Graphite joins the themes. Button labels, accents and sheets are easier to read in every theme, Pink is back in the picker, and the Custom theme warns you about hard-to-read colors. Faster everywhere Smart folders, search, Trash and the album picker open without pauses, and search is about five times faster. Fixes • Swiping quickly through many photos no longer shows a black screen. • Downloads: Pause stays paused, Retry works, and failed downloads say why. • Keep in Sync fills in full-size photos that only had a preview on one device. • The Picture Frame widget shows the same photo in both orientations, and every style draws on iPad. • Smoother Appearance background editing, and the iPhone Duo's viewer controls no longer shift.