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EntropyVerify v1.0.0 EntropyVerify v1.0.0 👉 Portable, high-performance storage validation utility for verifying drive capacity and integrity. EntropyVerify is an open source, cross-platform storage validation utility written in Rust. Designed as a modern alternative to H2testw, it verifies the true capacity and integrity of storage devices by writing hardware-accelerated, incompressible AES-CTR data and validating it using BLAKE3 block checksums. The program is optimized for modern high-speed NVMe SSDs while remaining compatible with virtually any storage device. It features a real-time terminal dashboard, detailed verification reports, built-in safeguards to prevent accidental testing of system drives, and configurable command-line options for advanced users. Features: Verifies the true capacity and integrity of storage devices. High-performance asynchronous I/O for Windows and Linux. Hardware-accelerated AES-128-CTR data generation. BLAKE3 block-level integrity verification. Real-time terminal dashboard with throughput graphs, progress bars, and ETA. Automatically detects CPU topology and assigns worker threads to physical cores. Built-in safety checks to prevent overwriting system drives and protected mount points. Supports write-only and verify-only testing modes. Generates detailed Markdown verification reports. Automatically removes test files after a successful validation pass while retaining failed data for analysis. Interactive controls for pausing, resuming, changing displayed units, and aborting tests. Supported operating systems: Windows 10, Windows 11 Supported languages: English Changes: v1.0.0 06-23-26 Initial public release. Introduced high-performance storage validation with asynchronous I/O. Added hardware-accelerated AES-CTR data generation and BLAKE3 verification. Added interactive terminal dashboard, Markdown reporting, and built-in safety protections. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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496 | Jun 23, 2026 blamie  |
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JSONedit v0.9.45 JSONedit v0.9.45 👉 A portable JSON editor with text, tree and list views. JSONedit lets you inspect and edit JSON documents as text, expandable trees or filtered lists. It requires no installation. Tools support formatting, CSV conversion, reusable snippets, Lua scripting and schema validation. You can also locate browser configuration files and edit Mozilla MOZLZ4/JSONLZ4 files. Note: Full Unicode support is unavailable. The jq filtering tool requires a separate jq executable in the application directory. Features: Text, tree and list views. Syntax highlighting, code folding and brace matching. Compact or indented formatting. Node copying, cloning, sorting and reordering. Searching and list filtering. Duplicate-value detection. CSV import and export. Reusable snippets. Lua scripting and configurable hotkeys. JSONPath and JMESPath queries. JSON Patch and Merge Patch tools. JSON Schema validation. NDJSON viewing and export. Mozilla MOZLZ4/JSONLZ4 support. Browser configuration access. External jq filtering. Supported operating systems: Windows; specific versions: Not Found Linux through Wine, with limitations Supported languages: English. Changes: v0.9.45 09-30-26 added File/"Open browser config" menu: lists JSON configuration files of Chromium-based browsers (Vivaldi, Opera, Chrome, Edge, Brave) and Firefox profiles saving browser configuration file: warning if browser is running (it may overwrite file on exit), warning for Chromium "Secure Preferences" (HMAC-protected values), option to remove "checksum" from Chromium "Bookmarks" added Tools/"jq filter (using external jq.exe)" window: filtering JSON with jq (https://jqlang.org/) if jq executable (jq.exe, jq-win64.exe, jq-windows-amd64.exe, jq-win32.exe or jq-windows-i386.exe) is placed in application directory; options: compact (-c), raw output (-r), sort keys (-S), slurp (-s); MRU list of filters pre-filled with basic examples MOZLZ4/JSONLZ4 files are detected also ... |
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5,848 | Oct 05, 2026 Tomasz Ostrowski  |
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Naughty Keyboard v0.3.0 Naughty Keyboard v0.3.0 👉 Test forms and applications with awkward input values using keyboard shortcuts or the command line. Naughty Keyboard is a testing tool for developers and testers. Its desktop palette and command line send unusual but realistic values to the field being tested, including invisible Unicode characters, trailing spaces, impossible dates, spreadsheet formulas, and very long strings. The built-in collection contains 207 values in 18 packs. Each value describes what it may break and what a correct application should do. Start the palette, click the field to test, then press the shortcut for the next value. The palette stays out of the way so the field keeps focus. When a value exposes a problem, another shortcut copies a report block for a ticket. The command line can also display packs, send values, validate and format pack files, or export values as JSON, CSV, or lines of text. The program works offline and does not require an account or send telemetry. This release is marked as early development, and the pack format may change in a future release. Features: Types test values into the focused field using configurable keyboard shortcuts Includes 207 values across 18 packs covering whitespace, Unicode, dates, numbers, names, file paths, exports, and more Explains what each value may break and what a correct application should do Makes invisible characters visible and reports text size in graphemes, code points, bytes, and UTF-16 units Copies a report block for the last value to help document a bug Provides clipboard mode for values that cannot be typed directly Includes command-line tools to list, inspect, send, validate, format, and export values Includes tools to create and validate custom TOML packs; loading custom packs into the palette is not yet available Free and open source under GPL-3.0-only Supported operating systems: Windows 10 or 11, x64 macOS ... |
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