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Apr 06, 2011 04:43 |  #1

I bought a new computer a couple days ago. I have been using Safari 4 For Windows and when I went to download it for the new laptop I discovered that there is now a Safari 5 which supports "Extensions" which can be downloaded from the Extension Gallery and one of them is a right-click Exif viewer. FYI.

Jeffrey Friedl's viewer still shows a lot more info though.

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Apr 06, 2011 09:57 |  #2

Well, good to know, Elie!

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Apr 06, 2011 18:51 |  #3
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You're using safari on windows?

My understanding is that safari isn't actually made to run fast, you would get more benefit from chrome. Safari and iTunes for windows are both ported to windows using mac APIs and stuff, so they run a bit slower than native windows applications.

Chrome will be a bit lighter, and uses the same rendering engine as safari so you get more speed out of it.

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Apr 06, 2011 19:54 |  #4

Opera will allow you to view Exif data natively.




  
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