I then installed your Fits plugin, but there was no QL tray icon to quit the app to restart it. I then installed via the QL msi and it opened standard files files (.jpg. I tried the portable QL app first but had no success (tray icon would disappear) so I didn't get as far as installing your plugin. Thanks for this app Siyu it is definitely worth the install (for me). I'm planning to make a short video to show case the plugin as well as a video guide on how to install it.Įdited by astro6974, 06 April 2021 - 10:14 AM. The rest is to restart QuickLook by right clicking its icon in the system tray and choose Quit, then relaunch it. Now go back to your download folder, select , press 'space', a small window will pop up and you can click 'install' to install the plugin. You should see a notification popped up if you're running Windows 10 saying Quicklook is running in the background. Now goto your download folder, double click to install QuickLook-3.6.11.msi. I see my instructions may be not very friendly to those who are not familiar with Github, so here is a straight-forward one (though for further readers, links below may be outdated)

I see mention in step 3 of how to install the plugin that it states 'Find the file you just got in the File Explorer, for example '' but there is some step missing on explaining where to download this plugin file from.

I was wanting to try the plugin and was hoping not to have to build it. Does one need to build the plugin in order to use it?

Space bar preview on windows 10