jStrip is now freeware

September 19, 2005

jStrip has had a good run. I made a little money from it, and during it's lifespan, I became a professional software developer. However, due to lack of sales, and changes in my personal life, I will be unable to continue to support it. There will be one more version soon to eliminate the registration code requirement, and update the license.

As of today, jStrip is freeware. You may use the following registration code until the next update:
-code removed-

http://davidcrowell.com/

Features

jStrip removes the following from JPEG files:

Comments (optionally)
EXIF Data (optionally)
JFIF Header (optionally)
Photoshop Image Resource Block (optionally)
ICC color profile
Adobe APP14 tag (optionally)
XMP data (optionally)
Extra bytes at end of file
Extra bytes or header at beginning of file
Extra bytes between JPEG blocks
Application-specific APPx blocks
Photoshop thumbnails
Any other unknown blocks in the JPEG files

jStrip also has the following features:

Option to retain original time-stamp of modified files
Ability to process a single file, or batch processing, including recursing a folder tree
Option to attempt to clear read-only bit
Includes a full help file
Allows browsing and processing of UNC paths
A command line version for batch processing
Can change case of filenames, and change %20 and underscores to spaces in filenames