Vimple 3.0 is the biggest update since launch. Real HDR, finally right HDR images from iPhone, iPad and Mac cameras now display exactly as intended — with the full brightness and depth your display supports. Vimple now uses the same Adaptive tone-mapping standard as Preview and Photos, eliminating the washed-out look that affected HDR images in previous versions. Rock-solid fullscreen Entering and exiting fullscreen no longer causes HDR images to lose their dynamic range. The rendering engine now survives window transitions, display changes and resizes without any loss of color or brightness. Faster image navigation Browsing through large folders is noticeably snappier. The new rendering pipeline processes images on the GPU in the background, so the next image is ready before you ask for it. No more flicker between images Switching images is now seamless — no black flash, no HDR dropout between frames. Clean, distraction-free interface The toolbar and cursor now hide automatically when you step away, giving you a completely unobstructed view of your images.

Version 2.2 - Enhanced User Experience New Features: Open Images Anywhere, Anytime - Double-click any image file in Finder to instantly open it in Vimple, whether the app is closed or minimized. Full system integration for seamless workflow. Move Window with Ease - Click and drag anywhere in the window to reposition it, not just the title bar. More intuitive and efficient navigation. Refined Interface - Cleaner toolbar with intuitive icon-based controls for a more polished, professional look. Improvements: Enhanced file association handling - Vimple now better maintains its status as your preferred image viewer Updated Privacy Policy with even more transparency about our zero-data-collection approach Revised EULA for clearer terms and user protections Performance: Faster app activation when opening images from Finder Improved window restoration behavior Smoother overall user experience

• Added full-window dragging support for easier and more flexible window positioning. • Improved overall app responsiveness and stability. • Enhanced navigation for a smoother image viewing experience.