Wally App Download The Images

Wally App Download The Images

Still if you like to have the images regardless of their size, Wally gives you the possibility to download the images independent of the desktops size (the same drop down menu allows you to choose to download images that are at least 12 or 34 of the desktop).

For people that stay in front of a desktop up to 12 hours a day, a fancy wallpaper, funny icons or original themes are meant to take some of the pressure off, while others just enjoy themselves trying to transfer some of their personality to the device.

That is why browsing the internet for todays cool wallpaper its like looking for a needle in a hay stack, at least if you do not have the proper tool.

Wally is a nice application that can get the job done if you are willing to rely on tags set by other people.

The hole idea seems great but make note that that implies using others judgement when it comes to the photos tags, hence you cannot know for sure what will you get, which is both exciting and a bit dangerous at the same time.

Wallys interface does not take much space out of your desktop considering its features can be accessed via a status bar menu.

Once you set up the image source the menu allows you to start or pause the random display of images.

Note that Wally is only saving here the image location, a thumbnail and its metadata.

Right click on a certain image and you will be able to see the available options, but, if you want to actually preview the image and so on it will be simply downloaded again.

In fact the menu represents a quick way to manage the application once everything is set up, but to get things going you must first access the Settings window.

Wally is able to download images from different websites and automatically set them as your wallpaper while offering several customization options made available through the Settings window.

For each website the user has the possibility to add several tags or set different sorting criterion.

In the second case an adult filter is not available but the website by its nature does not feature adult content.

Other websites like Google offer more detailed options so the filter can be strict, moderate or off.

All in all, the options offered by different websites go from a more detailed searching method to specifying the images order, and make note that some do not provide an adult filter.

The list could improve and I believe that adding websites like National Geographic or NASA will raise the quality of the images.

If you are adding the images as individual files Wally also allows you to preview them.

This way you will be able to use the application even if you do not have an active internet connection.

Of course, the images remain on your disk only if you choose to save them, while the settings panel allows you to set the period of time for which you want to store the images history and allows you to delete the metadata in one click, but if you set automatic saving locations for each website your disk could get rather crowded.

On the top of the Settings window you can set the default refresh rate, although you can also choose to immediately go to the next photo via the status bar menu.

The same area allows you to set the border color and the image position on the desktop (Centered, Tiled, Center Tiled, Centered Maxpect, Tiled Maxpect, Scaled, Center Auto Fit, ScaleCrop, Symmetrical Tiled, Mirrored Tiled and Symmetrical Mirrored Tiled).

For each position you can preview the way in which the image will be processed if it is smaller or larger than the screen.

The function is obviously useful if you have pictures that almost match you desktops size but if the image is too small the effect is a disaster.

To solve this situation you could choose to download only images that are larger than the screen and have them centered.

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