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FxIF (Firefox exIF) allows you to view the EXIF data contained in JPEG images from the convenience of your Firefox browser. Most digital cameras add this data to all images you take.

FxIF is written entirely in javascript, and as such should be portable to all platforms that Mozilla runs on.

Usage

After installing FxIF, simply right click on an image, then click "Properties". The EXIF data will be displayed in the properties window.

Click here to install version 0.2.3!

Changelog

Version 0.2.3: 2007/08/06

Added support for SeaMonkey courtesy of Philip Chee

Version 0.2.2: 2005/10/22

Added German localization courtesy of Armin C. Schneider
Added Czech localization courtesy of Tom Marek
Added Japanese localization courtesy of Takanori
Added zh-CN (Simplified Chinese) localization courtesy of gsling
Added FxIF icon courtesy of Chris Beaven

Version 0.2.1: 2005/04/13

Added zh-TW (Traditional Chinese) localization courtesy of Cola99.
Added fr-FR localization courtesy of frenchmozilla.sf.net.
Added Mozilla suite support.
Fixed a bug where EXIF section would display in the properties window when viewing properties on a non-image object.
Changed to not display 35mm equivalent focal length for Canon cameras, as some Canon digital SLRs have a crop factor that screws up this calculation.

Version 0.2: 2005/04/11

Added it-IT localization courtesy of eXtenZilla.it.
Added a "Copy" button to copy all the EXIF information to the clipboard.
Now able to view EXIF data of local images.
Fixed a crash when trying to view properties on an image that wasn't fully loaded.
Fixed a bug where some images would not display EXIF data.

Version 0.1: 2005/04/08

Initial release

TODO

Possible TODO: IPTC support.
Possible TODO: XMP support.

Thanks and Links

Thanks to:

Matthias Wandel for JHEad, on which most of this code is based.
eXtenZilla.it for the Italian localization
frenchmozilla.sf.net for the French localization
All the other localizers. Thanks for making FxIF easier to use around the world!
Various bug reporters on the Mozillazine Forums and elsewhere