WebCacheImageInfo is a tiny portable tool which scans your browser caches (Chrome, Firefox or Internet Explorer) and displays details of any JPEGs which contain interesting metadata.

The information available can (but won't necessarily) include the camera used to take the photo; the dates when it was taken, generated, modified or viewed in the browser; and the name of whatever editor was last used to process the image.

WebCacheImageInfo's report is presented in the usual NirSoft table, so you can view images in the order they were browsed (for example) by clicking the "Browsing Time" column header, and there are options to save the report in various formats (TXT, HTML, CSV, XML).

Why bother? You could use WebCacheImageInfo as a simple way to check the web images which are being viewed on a particular PC. But you need to keep in mind that the program isn't displaying every cached image; you'll only see those with a significant amount of metadata.

The program is perhaps more useful as a forensic tool. Browse a particular website, for instance, and you might be able to link particular images by showing that they were taken with the same camera, or edited by the same graphics tool, on the same day.

Version 1.22:

WebCacheImageInfo now automatically detects the cache folder of Vivaldi Web browser.