EXIF viewer

What EXIF viewer do you use?
I was using OPANDA, when I went thru with the actual purchase, there was some sort of issue with the downloading.....it didn't work. I had to dispute the sale & I was reimbursed..... so, I was wondering what my other options are?

What browser do you use? Firefox and Google Chrome both have free EXIF viewers available.

Website based -

http://regex.info/exif​.cgi

If you are using Safari there are some good free extensions too. If looking for website based I like using the one mentioned above too.

I just use PS. I'm going to follow because I'd like something better.

Some time ago someone posted a link to a plugin for Chrome that I use. I have it installed but cannot remember where it came from. If I find it I will post it.

If you are talking about viewing exif in a Web browser, well, several suggestions have come out. For viewing it in files on my computer I use whatever editing program I have open -- Lightroom, Digital Photo Professional and Photoshop Bridge are typically open and have exif viewing.

I use the FF add-on/plugin "Exif Viewer" 1.70 Nothing but praise for it. I've been using FF solely, for ~ 9 years.. (since release)], and been using this extension for about 3 years.

1Tanker wrote in post #13671448
I use the FF add-on/plugin "Exif Viewer" 1.70 Nothing but praise for it. I've been using FF solely, for ~ 9 years.. (since release)], and been using this extension for about 3 years.

EXIF Viewer does the trick for me too.

Opanda makes a good one for Firefox and IE.

I have another that spits the aperture, shutter speed, and iso into the bottom bar of IE on mouseover but can't remember where it came from.

I use the Chrome extension 'EXIF Reader' (currently 2.7.4). You just mouse-over an image and it pops up with the EXIF info. Other than that, I'll just toggle info on/off as I need in LR.

Randi wrote in post #13670784
What browser do you use? Firefox and Google Chrome both have free EXIF viewers available.

I am using Firefox.

I'm gonna try out the suggested add-on. I will report back soon.
Thank you to all who have helped.

In Firefox I use FxIF version 0.4.5 and I must admit I'm satisfied. It works well and has everything what I need.
https://addons.mozilla​.org …ox/addon/fxif/?​src=search

When I was trying out the Google Chrome I found extension called Exif Viewer (from Andry Virvich - watch out because there is a second extension with exactly the same name but made by someone else). It was very friendly and the best option was that you can configure it as you want.
https://chrome.google.​com …embbkocngnlkkdg​abpnfokmnl