Lowha vs Photo Browser

Lowha browser is a Chromium based browser with automatic blocking for pornographic content. 13 million+ domains blocked and counting. No VPN or extension workarounds to bypass the blocklist. Customisable blocklist: Can add any domains the admin user wants to the blocklist. Visit Lowha.ai for more information.

Photo Browser: External Disk opens the photos and videos on your USB drive, SSD, SD card, NAS or cloud storage right where they are. Nothing is imported first, and there is no account to create. Your photos are never uploaded to us. The app only opens the drives, folders and services you choose. Passwords and keys, if you use any, stay in your device's Keychain. Built for big libraries. Folders with thousands of photos, or many more, open in moments and scroll smoothly, whether they're on a drive plugged into your iPhone or on a NAS across the house. Everything stays in one flow: browse a dense grid, act on many photos at once and check RAW details, with nothing imported. Every place you keep photos USB drives, SSDs, hard drives and camera cards (SD, CFexpress) NAS and shared computers (SMB and WebDAV) OneDrive Storage buckets: Amazon S3, S3-compatible services, Azure Blob Storage and Google Cloud Storage Drives you've used before open again with one tap Browse and check Photos, videos, RAW files and Live Photos Camera, lens, exposure and a map of where each photo was taken Sort by date taken, camera, size or name Move, rename and delete on the drive, or save your picks to Photos Remove private info before you share Strip GPS location, capture time and camera serial numbers from photos and videos Save a cleaned copy or overwrite the original. Quality doesn't change Back up your iPhone or iPad Copy your photo library to your own drive, NAS or cloud location Only new photos are copied, and originals, Live Photos and RAW files are kept Also included: Light and Dark appearance, iPad and landscape layouts, and a speed test for your drive. Whether you're checking a camera card after a shoot, going through years of photos on a NAS, or freeing up space on your phone, Photo Browser: External Disk keeps your photos where you put them.