QL-Win, the organization behind QuickLook for Windows, actively maintains a wide range of public repositories on GitHub. These primarily include projects written in C#, C, and C++, focusing on enhancing the Windows experience with features like the Quick Look functionality and various plugins for document previews.
Bring macOS “Quick Look” feature to Windows
Word, Excel, and PowerPoint plugin for QuickLook.
View Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files with MS Office and WPS Office components.
QuickLook EPUB plugin.
Adding .eps and .ps preview functionalities to QuickLook.
This plugin renders PDF file with native components provided by WebView2.
Common library for QuickLook.
Illustrating the plugin development process of QuickLook.
Modified WPFMediaKit for QL-Win/QuickLook
Image metadata library and tools
[WIP] Contains a WPF control for displaying PDF files and a sample PDF viewer, that uses this control
Bring macOS “Secondary Click” gesture to Windows (Right-click without a right button)
This is a part of the QuickLook program, migrated from Typography and BrotliSharpLib.
This is a part of the QuickLook program, migrated from apk-reader
This package is part of QuickLook program. LAV Filters - ffmpeg based DirectShow Splitter and Decoders.
Designed for QuickLook advanced binary analysis
A fully-managed APNG parser, written in C#
Helix Toolkit is a collection of 3D components for .NET.
This is a part of the QuickLook program, migrated from DiscUtils
This plugin allows QuickLook to use `QuickLook.WoW64HookHelper.exe`.
This is a part of the QuickLook program, migrated from ImageGlass.
QL-Win builds several repositories on GitHub, including QuickLook, which brings macOS-like preview features to Windows. The organization also develops multiple plugins, such as QuickLook.Plugin.OfficeViewer and QuickLook.Plugin.EpubViewer, enhancing file preview capabilities.
QL-Win primarily utilizes C#, C, C++, and PowerShell for its development. This diverse selection of languages supports a variety of functionalities across its repositories, including core features and plugins.
Yes, all of QL-Win's repositories are public on GitHub. This transparency allows users and contributors to access their projects, including popular ones like QuickLook and its various plugins, fostering community engagement.
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