QuickHash-GUI

With v2.0 of the program came the new tabbed interface. The first released version of v2.0 can still be downloaded from Sourceforge (until further notice) but they all led up to the current release of v2.6.9.2 and is, as of Dec 2016, the latest version. Some thought was given as to whether every single release from v2.0 to 2.6.9.2 should be hosted here, but somehow the need does not seem obvious to me. As long as the latest is here, along with the first and middle versions, that is perhaps sufficient. Anyone who wants the entire release history of the [...]

This was the first major improvement in the product after the v1.0 release and was first committed to Sourceforge in January 2013, two years after v1.0. For completeness, the release notes can be found for the Windows entry of the same version. The versions between v1.0 and 1.5.6 were never widely released though some copies exist out on the Internet. v1.5.6 marked the start of the programs popularity.

This was the first major improvement in the product after the v1.0 release and was first committed to Sourceforge in January 2013, two years after v1.0. For completeness, the release notes are attached below. The versions between v1.0 and 1.5.6 were never widely released though some copies exist out on the Internet. = = = v1.5.6 - Jan 2013 The display grids for displaying hashes of multiple files in a directory and for "copy and paste" hashing now have the number of rows pre-computed based on the number of files found prior to hashing. This saves a considerable amount of [...]

The initial Windows release of QuickHash, v1.0, released back in 2011. It marked the birth of the first Windows version, although users should not use it now! It is retained here as a mark of what became of it. Release Notes: v 1.0 - May 2011 Hashing of a string Hashing of a single file (or even a disk if run in Linux using sudo or root permissions) Hashing of an entire directory - it's children and al sub-directories, including a percentage progress indicator. Copy and Paste to Clipboard

The first version of QuickHash, first made available back in 2011! It's where the story began, and although users should not use this anymore, it is hosted here still as a mark of respect!