Releases: namazso/OpenHashTab
Releases Β· namazso/OpenHashTab
Release v3.0.4
Changes
- Exported files now contain hashes sorted by path
- Check against field now shows match type with the same colors as the main list
- Translations updated
Bugs fixed
- Hashes longer than 32 characters not being recognized in the Check against field
- Uninstaller not being digitally signed
- WinHTTP errors not having text, just code.
- Sumfiles with only nameless entries being interpreted but not in any meaningful way
Announcements
3.0.x is the last version that supports the following operating systems:
- Windows 7
- Windows 8
- Windows 8.1
- Windows 10 (1507, LTSC 2015)
- Windows 10 (1511)
- Windows 10 (1607, LTSC 2016)
- Windows 10 (1703)
- Windows 10 (1709)
- Windows 10 (1803)
- Windows 10 (1809, LTSC 2019)
- Windows 10 (1903)
- Windows Server 2008 R2
- Windows Server 2012
- Windows Server 2012 R2
- Windows Server 2016
- Windows Server (1709)
- Windows Server (1803)
- Windows Server (1809)
- Windows Server 2019
- Windows Server (1903)
The following will continue to be supported:
- Windows 10 (1909 or later)
- Windows 11
- Windows Server (1909 or later)
- Windows Server 2022
- Future versions
Release v3.0.3
Changes
- A binary named StandaloneStub.exe hosts the standalone version now, rather than rundll.exe. This improves false positives in enterprise environments
- Updated dependencies
- Everything is built using
-flto
, resulting in performance improvements - x86 (32 bit) is no longer supported
- Option to display hashes in monospace font
- Settings dialog now has the same cog icon as the button
- Cryptic summary moved into a dedicated button, shows a message box instead
- Translations updated
- Binaries are now signed
Bugs fixed
- Chinese installer showing incorrectly encoded options
- Too long hashes on clipboard or malformed sumfiles crashing
- VirusTotal returning 403 due to revoked Process Hacker apikey
Fix CVE-2022-37454 from XKCP by updating itDoesn't affect this software- Context menu hasher resulting in changed icons for the rest of explorer's lifetime
- Tab ordering not making any sense
- Spanish translation of "To clipboard" bigger than button
- Check against box recognizing too many things as hashes
- HTTP request errors not having explainer text
Announcements
3.0.x is the last version that supports the following operating systems:
- Windows 7
- Windows 8
- Windows 8.1
- Windows 10 (1507, LTSC 2015)
- Windows 10 (1511)
- Windows 10 (1607, LTSC 2016)
- Windows 10 (1703)
- Windows 10 (1709)
- Windows 10 (1803)
- Windows 10 (1809, LTSC 2019)
- Windows 10 (1903)
- Windows Server 2008 R2
- Windows Server 2012
- Windows Server 2012 R2
- Windows Server 2016
- Windows Server (1709)
- Windows Server (1803)
- Windows Server (1809)
- Windows Server 2019
- Windows Server (1903)
The following will continue to be supported:
- Windows 10 (1909 or later)
- Windows 11
- Windows Server (1909 or later)
- Windows Server 2022
- Future versions
Release v3.0.2
New features:
- Shift click "Export" to instantly save file instead of prompt (#59)
- New settings including colors (too much to list)
- Strict mode for "compare against" field (#58)
- More lenient non-strict mode for "compare against" field (#100)
- Option to only calculate the necessary hashes when in verify mode (#55)
- Add GOST R 34.11-2012 (russian standard hash) (#67)
- Add KangarooTwelve 256 and 512 bits (#65)
- Add BLAKE3-512 (#56)
- Add CRC64 (xz flavor) (#85)
- Add QuickXorHash (#111)
- Single installer for User and System installs (#77)
- Registry key to override language (#102)
- Registry key to force disable VirusTotal integration (#109)
- Windows Vista is no longer supported
- Branding and version info in settings (#66 #104)
Bugfixes:
Release v3.0.1
- reproducible builds, built by GitHub Actions
- symbols now also uploaded
- now built with clang, for an extra 5-10% performance
- algorithms now built separately for various CPU features, and loaded accordingly
- added a Cancel button, visible during hashing
- standalone version, associated with sumfiles (optional)
- windowed, resizable instance startable from context menu (optional)
- much better long path handling
- more conforming sumfile format (Unix line endings, forward slashes, optional)
- BOM support for sumfiles
- base64 support for sumfiles (checking only for now)
- corz .hash checking and exporting
- SFV checking and export
- now we have an icon
- lots of new settings
- VirusTotal lookup button (thanks to ProcessHacker)
- option to automatically enable algorithms based on sumfile or clipboard hash
- update check button
- DPI awareness
- always using shell font (eg. chinese is now antialiased)
- +8 algorithms, MD2 removed
- now sortable by clicking on headers
- user installer (no admin). old one now called system
- more precise and safe clipboard hash detection
note: v3.0.0 had a bug with update checker
v2.3.0: Minor changes
- Added progress bar
- Fixed long paths and network paths
- Added BLAKE3
- Translation fixes
- "hidden" standalone mode:
rundll32 OpenHashTab.dll,StandaloneEntry <path>
- Broken emojis replaced on Windows Vista & 7
v2.2.0: Bugfixes and minor new features
- Fixed and updated Simplified Chinese translation
- Automatically detect and paste hashes on clipboard when opening tab
- Ability to double right-click to copy all in right-click format
v2.1.0: Bugfixes
- Enabled optimization (for some reason it was disabled on release builds)
- Fixed a resource leak (win 8.1+) or crash (win 7) when closing while still processing
v2.0.0: New algorithms and option to enable / disable them
- added 10 new algorithms
- differentiating color for insecure algorithms
- added a settings dialog to enable / disable them, can be opened with the β button
- added feedback when copying things to clipboard
- right clicking in the hash list now copies selected entries in tab separated format
- huge overhaul of the internals of algorithms and the property sheet and it's dialog
- fixed some rare possible race conditions
v1.3.2: ARM64 fix, but for real this time
big brains at InnoSetup forums said this will work
v1.3.1: ARM64 installer fix
try a different approach for InnoSetup on ARM64