Other formats (txt/audio/video/etc) will be opened according mime-type with their default app (if installed). Add option to configure and use RAW image viewer: For all images (clunky on McOS as MacOS wants it own viewer), or only for raw images.You can save your favorite exiftool commands and/or queries to the database. Add 'add favorites/load favorites' to 'Your Commands' tab and to 'Exiftool Database' tab.As of 9 they are called version 9, 10, 11, etc. Everything below version 9 is 1.8_xyz (or 1.7, 1.6, etc.). *: Java changed the naming conventions for their versions. Translations? Do users want that? Requires translators to help in translating. Custom views and Edits: A Maintenance screen for users to create a view with their desired tags for viewing (all tags possible), and for editing (only writable tags). Some short 'installation' instructions are here (but these need to be adapted now for the macos/windows 'without jre' packages.) Meaning that java 8 is now supported again, also means that many Windows and MacOS users can now download the version without the extra JRE (java runtime environment) as on most Windows 7/8/10 and MacOS versions 'of the last years', this java version 8 (actually 1.8_xyz) * is installed. Add exiftool supported languages for displaying metadata tags (also in 'export metadata').Add 'lens data' view option under 'Common Tags'.Split MacOS and Windows in a 'with jre' and a 'without jre' package (for those downloads with included jre, the jre version is still V 11). Add SQLite database with exiftool tags, groups, families.Enables to save (additional) lens data and to create and save lens configurations for future use. Those who have the checkbox 'Check for new jExifToolGUI version on program start' switched on in the Preferences will get an automatic popup. I released the following version: 1.00-beta

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