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Exify
EXIF viewer for the modern Web.
What is Exify?
"Exify" is a Firefox extension that showcases EXIF details when hovering over a photo. Key features include displaying the equipment used (camera and lens), focal length, aperture, exposure, and ISO. Other optional info includes date taken, location mapped on Google Maps, exposure bias, software among others. Users can control the overlay default settings, choose a compact overlay size, and toggle the overlay on or off for different sites. It promotes user privacy by being ad-free and not tracking user behavior.
Stats
By:
thesilentman
Rating:
3.69
(16)
Creation date:
2012-05-20
Weekly download count:
11
Firefox on Android:
No
Risk impact:
Moderate risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Low risk likelihood
Manifest version:
2
Permissions:
- *://*/*
- storage
- activeTab
Size:
374.21K
URLs:
Website
Stats date:
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Summary
Show EXIF info by hovering the mouse over a photo.
Main features:
- Default info: Equipment (Camera + Lens), Focal Length, Aperture, Exposure, ISO
- Optional info: Date Taken, Location (via Google Maps), Metering Mode, Exposure Mode, Exposure Bias, Software
- Histogram (via the settings dialog)
- Use compact overlay size
- Toggle the overlay on or off for the current site
- Control whether the overlay should be on or off by default
User reviews
User reviews summary
These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews.
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spammy, or outdated.
Pros
- Provides EXIF metadata information.
- Visually clean and easy to understand interface.
- Convenient option to view info without clicking.
Cons
- Limited EXIF data displayed; not all metadata shown.
- Does not work with the latest version of Firefox and on some operating systems (e.g., MacOS Sonoma).
- Unorganized and cluttered display of information, making it difficult to use.
Most mentioned
- Lack of image resolution information.
- Desire for a feature to whitelist sites.
- Need for an improved, more comprehensive display of EXIF data.
Recent reviews
On displays limited and useless points not the whole exif metadata
by
uneliasmarsu, 2024-02-17
Safety
Risk impact
Exify may not be safe to use and it requires some risky permissions. Exercise caution when installing this add-on. Review carefully before installing.
Risk likelihood
Exify has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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