Like I said, I did not thoroughly review the whole package, but the strength that immediately stands out are its powerful batch operations.

Same disclaimer. Its hard to point out a weakness knowing that it saved me HOURS if not days of effort.

Please note, this is by no means an exhaustive or comprehensive review!!

At the suggestion of Photo-John, I downloaded and used this package to achieve a specific task. I needed to batch-edit over 300 photos I took at a mountain bike festival. Please refer to this thread: http://forums.photographyreview.com/showthread.php?t=32478

The process was simple enough...resize them down to 800 pixels, and add the club logo as a watermark. BreezeBrowser made this effort almost laughably simple. Using the "proof" feature, I was able to tell it what image (or text) to use as the watermark, where it should be positioned on each photo, what the background color, foreground color, and opacity should be, and in one operation applied the watermark to all the pictures selected. To do this in PS Elements 5 would have taken forever!

Breeze browser looks to be a very simple yet powerful photo organizing tool, that makes common and mundane tasks very simple.