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Hi,
Is it possible to set Quick Look as the default viewer for pictures? I know you can hit spacebar to open it with Quick Look, but my first reaction is always to double-click.
i.e. I'm a avid Manga reader and I download new chapters of certain series that I follow. They come in as about a dozen .jpg/.png, and in a folder. In Windows, I can double-click on the first one and then use the arrow keys to move to the next picture (Windows Picture & Fax Viewer). That's what Quick Look allows me to do and I love it like that, but I always end up double-clicking one picture and Preview opens it and I can't use the arrow keys to move to the next one -_-
Is it possible to set Quick Look as the default viewer for pictures? I know you can hit spacebar to open it with Quick Look, but my first reaction is always to double-click.
i.e. I'm a avid Manga reader and I download new chapters of certain series that I follow. They come in as about a dozen .jpg/.png, and in a folder. In Windows, I can double-click on the first one and then use the arrow keys to move to the next picture (Windows Picture & Fax Viewer). That's what Quick Look allows me to do and I love it like that, but I always end up double-clicking one picture and Preview opens it and I can't use the arrow keys to move to the next one -_-