Keywords in Loupe view

I would like to display also the Keywords on the Loupe View info overlay...

Not at this time for 1 and 2.
For 3, switch to Grid view, hit \ key to activate the Library Filter, select Metadata option, pick Lens or Label option to open drop down menu, highlight Keyword. These steps not list all assigned keywords. You can now filter on any keyword. You can do this globally for All Photos or narrow the filter to only one folder/subfolder

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