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  1. #1
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    Exif data in browser

    Hey guys, I know this might be old, but I figured I would bring it up for those that dont know.

    There is an extension for Firefox(The best web browser of all time, imo) called Fxif that allows you to right click on a picture and click properties to show you that images exif data in your browser.

    So no need to download a file to check data or asking the poster for exif data, you can check it yourself quick and simple Very helpfull in POTD threads when posters dont add exif data.

    I dont know if there is anything like this for IE, maybe someone can post if they know of a way.

    Hope this helps someone.
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  2. #2
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    Sure this might be old.opera users can also view exif on right clicking a pic!

  3. #3
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    I use Opanda exif viewer. It works the same way in Internet Explorer. I really like that tool. Its a pity, though, that some people save there files in such a way that the exif is stripped from the image (for example when using "save for web" in photoshop).
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  4. #4
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    Opera does this out of the box.

    Awesome for forums like this.
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  5. #5
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    sweet thx for the plugin
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  6. #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Prospero View Post
    I use Opanda exif viewer. It works the same way in Internet Explorer. I really like that tool.

    I Opanda, but when I right click I do not get the exif. Is their away to attache Opanda to the browser?

    EDIT: I have now found that if I use Explorer itself and not Newtscape in Explorer mode the Opanda is there.
    Last edited by JLV; 04-04-2007 at 07:18 AM.
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  7. #7
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    I use this extension and it's very useful. Unfortunately many pictures on the net don't have exif data due to either the owner of the photo saving it in such a way as to destroy the data or web server automatically resizing pictures, which seems to kill the exif header.

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