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If you want to edit photos in your web browser without loading Flash, Silverlight, Java, or any other heavy plug-in, check out 
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luigibrasile
Posted 6:53 AM 11/9/08
Nice-looking interface.
Now for some testing. I want to see how it compares to FotoFlexer.
luigibrasile
bluegene
Posted 6:49 AM 11/9/08
Looks really sweet.
bluegene
Andre Kibbe
Posted 8:47 AM 11/9/08
I'm impressed. This is what DrPic is to Picnik or Photoshop Express what Paint.net is to Photoshop CSX. You can get open your image, make your edit and get on with your life in less time that it takes the Flash sites to finish their "Loading" progress bars.
Andre Kibbe
gatoronfire4lord
Posted 9:59 AM 11/9/08
Only thing it's missing, unless I'm just being an idiot and missing it, is magnification. Nice to be able to zoom in and make minute changes to a picture. But other than that, this is just another example of an awesome, free and totally online alternative to something you used to have to pay for.
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thinkalive
Posted 3:50 AM 12/9/08
to be fair, JAVA is just as much a heavy plug-in as the others.
thinkalive
anya.floris
Posted 12:18 PM 12/9/08
While this is pretty neat - anyone who has tried the built-in Photobucket picture editor would agree that it has a billion more features and the ease of being merged with your photobucket account.
anya.floris
mimeryme
Posted 12:39 PM 12/9/08
@thinkalive: Javascript is not the same as Java: [www.htmlgoodies.com]
On Topic: This is useful if I can remember it. I still prefer to do my quick image edits using IrfanView or MS Paint. It helps that the URL is short though. :)
mimeryme
v-hacker
Posted 12:46 PM 11/9/08
Sorry, but I'm not impressed. I think I'd rather have a well-written flash app than a JavaScript app that just barely cuts it. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for free sites like this but I think this is a toy compared to Picnic - slower too. For the majority of my photos I use Picasa, which IMO is the most powerful and elegant solution out there right now. (unless you're on a Mac)
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