I have a large Lightroom catalog of photos, and I'm thinking about exporting the family photos as JPG's and giving them to my kids. One issue I've been considering is whether they will be able to see the keywords I've created for the photos, which help provide a lot of context. I've done some experiments. If I export photos from LR as JPG's, I've been able to verify that the keywords go with them. For one thing, if you view the exported photos in Windows Explorer, the keywords show up under "Tags." If you take exported photos and re-import them into LR, the keywords then show up under keywords in LR again. So, they're in the exported photos somewhere.

So, here's the question: Does anyone know of extremely easy-to-use photo viewing software, hopefully free, that will display the keywords embedded in the photos? I tried a test using Faststone Image Viewer, and while it shows metadata, it doesn't seem to display keywords.