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@Riajyuu i was thinking about turning the hash list into a tree list view, like this:  colors are not implemented in this short test program, I was only trying...

Comparing files that way isn't currently a feature, mainly because when i initially developed this i haven't thought about hashing files after the initial batch was finished, and supporting that...

> So OpenHashTab is more an app for displaying hashes than for comparison? for file verification, hash comparison, etc.. never thought about doing file comparison since there are less expensive...

@sergeevabc your lack of knowledge of algorithms is not a bug. just like how SHA-256 and SHA3-256 is different, xxHash64 and xxHash3-64 is different too. The title used to be...

I see. I never considered duplicate file finding as a use case since there are much faster approaches to that. Do you have any idea for UI to accomplish this?...

> Well, in HashTab... HashTab's sounds like bad UX for your use case. To find matches in 10 files you'd need to use 45 open file dialogs / comparisons. It's...

> No. HashTab is a good product, but it has some disadvantages like all programs I meant specifically in relation to your use case. As far as i understood, if...

because i'm busy (i have a job and education) and this is unpaid hobby work. UI works are lower priority too since I plan to move over to the current...

This is because technical reasons. If installed to whole system (not only user) only administrators can remove anything, including context menu. however doing this when installed as user would be...

This was considered but dropped over security and time complexity concerns. It looks simple, but when you add symlinks, junctions, shortpaths, NT paths, etc.. It becomes quite a bit more...