(as of this writing the free version is marked v0.8.1, and its latest paid version are v1.4.0) See complete release notes here.
The difference between them is some of the features and bug fixes between an old version of Seer, and its latest and greatest version. It’s much like macOS’s preview feature but now alive on Windows. Seer is a Windows utility that allows you to quickly preview an image, video, files just by press the space key. If you want this feature on Windows, now you can! On Mac, you can preview anything by select the file/folder and press the space key. Or increase the thumbnail size if you want to preview an image. To see any content on Windows, you have to double-click to open it in an application. In Windows in order to see any content, you have to double click and open it in an application. For the longest time, I could not understand why Mac is missing cut & paste, and the lack of a “proper” Delete key can be frustrating! However, there are few things I do like about Mac’s UX, specifically, the ability to preview any kind document by simply press the space key. There are times I wish some feature can exist on Mac and vice versa. A new user that’s switching from Windows to Mac will probably notice some of them after a few hours of usage. There are obvious user experience differences between the two OS.
I use both Windows and Mac on a regular basis.
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