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Exif Everywhere

Name: Exif Everywhere
Price: 14.99 $
Rating: 1 (5 reviews)

2012.1

05 November 2012

Browser plugin that displays Exif metadata for images.

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Overview

Exif Everywhere for Mac OS X aimed to display and strip Exif metadata, GPS geolocation and other properties of JPEG, TIFF and RAW images. It is a set of Safari, Firefox and Google Chrome browsers extensions and a Standalone Application.

What's new in Exif Everywhere

Version 2012.1:

Compatibility with OS X 10.8
Metadata stripping (all or GPS only)
Support for Sony ARW RAW images
Displaying thumbnails
New Startup screen
Improved browsers extensions.

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5 Exif Everywhere Reviews

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Moogan

13 March 2010

Most helpful

This, as a Quicklook plugin would be useful?

Version 2010.3

Id-Ego-SuperEgo

17 September 2017

I understand the app is now discontinued (which is a shame, by the way). But that's no reason for the app to refuse to acknowledge the license I bought, for, according to the developer, "the key is used on another computer".

Version 2012.1

Fredducker

08 March 2015

The link seems to be dead.

Version 2012.1

LesC1950

08 June 2012

I love Exif Everywhere, that I mainly use as a Safari plugin. Sometimes, however, I use Firefox, which is meanwhile up to version 13, whilst Exif Everywhere only supports up to version 5 or so? When is an Exif Everywhere uptdate to be expected?

Version 2011.4

1 answer(s)

MyLove Company, LLC

26 June 2012

Soon.

Scottyo

03 August 2011

I find the low-contrast gray-on-gray in combination with small font make the text almost unreadable.

Version 2011.4

1 answer(s)

MyLove Company, LLC

16 September 2011

What do you mean "gray-on-gray"? Background is transparent black, text font is white. Please mail us more detailed description of your problem and screenshot. Thanks in advance.

Moogan

13 March 2010

This, as a Quicklook plugin would be useful?

Version 2010.3

1 answer(s)

B-Jefferson-Le-Blanc

07 February 2011

There is a QuickLook plug-in for this, SneakPeek Photo, http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/32335/sneakpeek-photo.