You can do a few things in the preview window and each of them has a trigger key associated to it which can be found under settings. The preview pane loads up fast and if you want to open a file in the native viewer, it can be done directly from the preview window. If the file is not compatible, you will see an information pane which will give you a brief info about the file including the checksums.

When a preview window is open, selecting a different file by just clicking the mouse will move the preview to the second file. There is plugin support, but I am not entirely sure how it works. While you are in settings, don’t forget to check the option Run Seer when PC boots to make sure you load the program while the PC boots and the feature are always at your fingertips. A complete list can be found under the Type option in Settings which can be opened by the right-click context menu in the System Tray. Office documents are not supported at the moment, but PDF files are shown in the preview along with folder contents. Seer supports audio, video, ZIP, RAR and not to mention text files. Seer will start minimized in the System Tray and you can select a compatible file and press the spacebar to get the preview. Once the installation is complete, run the application and you are good to go. The installation is clean and does not include 3rd party adware. The installation is simple and you just need to follow the on-screen instruction to finish the setup. To get started, download and install the Seer application on your computer.

Now according to the developer, not only does Seer brings the functionality in Windows 10, but even makes it better, faster and more powerful. Seer for Windows is a nifty application using which you can get the feature on your Windows computer. So today I am going to show you how you are going to get Mac like preview feature on your Windows and as always there’s an app for that.

Spacebar to preview on windows