Adobe Bridge is free, but that is worse than Organiser. Your notifications are currently off and you won't receive subscription updates.

Our automated system analyzes the replies to choose the one that's most likely to answer the question. The Picassa files are easy enough to locate in your Mac Finder, and then you can move them into a compatible photo editor. //www.google.com/tools/feedback/metric/report. Discard post? I have tried Google Photos, Apple Photos, Adobe products, GIMP, Pixlr and others and none of them is close to the easiness, features, lightness and speed of Picasa.

Bedtime here - so silence for 8 hours from my side. Its not good, but I'll cope.

To find your Mac model, memory, storage space, and macOS version, choose About This Mac from the Apple menu . There new Google Photos is a pale comparison to the ease of Picasa. If your Mac isn't compatible with macOS Mojave… It's faster than Google Picasa and it's database structure is similar.

Post is disrespectful, about third party products or contains unrelated content or personal information.

Picasa is an easy way to find, edit, and share your photos. Prep the macOS Mojave Installation. Without any doubt, the presentation is one of …

Failed to attach file, click here to try again.

So all is over - young guys do not have the brains for such old quality anymore. You'll receive email notifications for new posts at.

It includes the new face recognition system and batch tagging. I already upgraded to Catalina in my main iMac, but after realizing about Picasa not running I will keep my other iMacs and MacBooks in Mojave. on my Mac ..how? Picasa searches for all the images in your HD and shows them on an eye-catching and intuitive interface. Mac Pro introduced in 2013, plus mid-2010 or mid-2012 models with a recommended Metal-capable graphics card.

We found the following personal information in your message: This information will be visible to anyone who visits or subscribes to notifications for this post. Deleting the old Picassa app might be more difficult...it seems that you need to delete the 32 Bit apps before you upgrade.

Easy search: this software will help you managing images by renaming them on the fly.

Check your version of Picasa by going to Help > About Picasa; In the "About Picasa" box under the Picasa logo is the version and build number; If your version is earlier than the final version 3.9.141 build 259, do the following: Locate the latest version of Picasa .exe file (see section above) and run the installer over your previous version 3.

Uptodown is currently under maintenance. Anyway, must suck to have your workflow depend on yet another abandoned google product.