Скачать или смотреть Java Image Viewer: A programming project. Free download, no install required. (Not Finished Yet)

Download link:
https://sites.google.com/site/nenromi...

Edit:
I had to change the title of the video, since some people might have been lead to believe there was salaciousness in it.
Old title:Download: Beautiful Boob Hunter Image Viewer
Changing title again, because I got zero views with this title,
old title:Free Image Viewer App. No install. Download and double click to start. (Not Finished Yet)

This software is not done yet. I'll finish it if it becomes popular, otherwise I'll just do something else with my time. It's summer, I want to go outdoors! Anyway, the application crashes if you view some images that are not images, and there are features left to implement. Also some documentation left to do.

User Interface:
Browse image: Left and right arrow keys
Go up/down a folder: Up and down arrow keys
(Don't go to the root directory)
Zoom in: Draw rectangle or mouse wheel (kinky at best, but works)
Toggle zoom: Double left click

To start the application:
1. Create empty folder
2. Save download link to folder
3. Double click
4. Drag an image into application

System requirements:
Most versions of Linux, or
Windows Vista or later (I think), with a 32 bit Java Runtime Environment.

Like the video if you want me to finish the application, it already satisfies my needs (hint in the title;), but it has some kinks (that's what she said, lol), anyway, some kinks that could be ironed out:
1. It crashes sometimes.
2. Fullscreen doesn't work on Ubuntu (we're probably gonna have to wait for an update of Java for that)
3. It is really slow on Windows 7 network file systems (it does File.isDirectory() a lot)
4. Mouse wheel zoom is a little wrong
5. You should be able to click thumbnail to open it
6. It should remember (serialize) some stuff
7. Fix a performance issue
And then if I manage all that (which should be easy, but time consuming and I want sunshine; right now), then maybe I should write something about my thoughts about User Interface design principles.

Like and share if you want (at least some of) the above to happen, comment if you dislike the video/application. In the meantime I will be outside in the sunshine doing nothing in particular, cheers!