When we right click on a jpg, a modal "Properties" form pops up. One of the tabs is named "Image".
On this tab, for most of my jpgs I see the following property names: Image Type, Width, Height, Camera Brand, Camera Model.
However, for a few of my images, I see an additional line: Software. For example, one img I have has the Software property set to the following value: Shotwell 0.30.10. Does the Software property indicate that additional processing related to that software must be executed in order to render the image?
I am asking because this image (and others with this Shotwell "software" property) are doing strange things in different browsers. I have a Javascript setInterval() method that progressively changes an img width property (for zooming in or out). The code runs smoothly in Chrome, but in Firefox, images with this Software property are not rendering a the timer interval pace.
I can't recall for sure, but it seems plausible that I used Shotwell on this particular image to flip it. If I have to redo images and avoid Shotwell, so be it. But regardless, I am hoping to get a better understanding of what might actually be going on here, and what the significance is of having a "Software" property on an Image file.