Rick Broida of CNET wrote in 2015 about version 5.4: "This freeware gem remains an essential download for anyone looking to view, edit and organize their photos." Broida thought that it was a "bit more robust" compared to IrfanView.
In 2015, Rick Broida of CNET recommended version 5.4 of a freeware photo viewer, editor, and organizer as an essential download for anyone wanting to view, edit, and organize their photos. He felt it was more advanced than IrfanView.