Latest News Item Faster Easier to Use Pose Tool The Pose Tool has been replaced with a faster, more modern, more mobile friendly version. If you like it, let us know. If you don't like it, let us know :). For now, the old version is still available. Faster Now most things happen without reloading the page from the server. Photos are loaded only as needed rather than all at once. After doing a searching, sorting happens in your browser without having to talk to the server, which makes things faster. Mobile friendly The display scales all the way down to the size of the old iPhone (we've tried it) or as big as a high resolution computer monitor. Contact sheets have been replaced with individual photos that will fit themselves to your screen size. Buttons have been made bigger and spaced out further. Text is generally bigger and more modern. Easier to Use "My Lists" have been added so you can take actions on groups of things, making it faster and easier to work with multiple poses. You can also see all the poses you own and all your Favorites in the My Lists section. Search and sorting options have been expanded to give more options, but separated to make them easier to understand. Poses you own are highlighted and can be downloaded directly from this page. The last search you did is saved as a cookie in your browser and is restored next time you visit the page. Please check out the new version and let us know what you think. For example Is there anything that is not easy to use? Is there anything confusing that is not self-explanatory? Is there a feature missing? If you do try out the new Pose Tool, how about taking a screen capture and sending it to us? It would be great to see how it looks on a variety of devices.
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