Hasher V1.20    Suggested by Ttech - Updated by Checker on 5 Dec 2009 641KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (710) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (6) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 Fprivado: Website and download links dead [2009-01-03 10:09]

 Jon: The website is currently running.

I really like this app. Although it's quite a bit larger than Hash (http://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=1082), it has a cleaner interface, supports more formats, and also has the ability to compare the hash that's produced with the clipboard.

It is a pity that it doesn't have the option to create multiple hashes (ie MD5, SHA1, etc) at the same time. The way of getting a different variety of hash from the same file is a bit clunky as well, but it still works. [2009-07-26 20:06]

 sha1: SHA1 hashes for large files (approx. > 1GB) seem to be wrong.
At least the result does not agree with sha1deep, Fsum, HashMyFiles (NirSoft) and Hash (Robin Keir). [2009-11-25 06:51]

 Checker: @ sha1: problem solved with release 1.20 [2009-12-05 22:10]

 PJ: Now what we need is a way to generate hashes for all files
in directories [2010-01-02 23:48]

 webfork: My new favorite hash program. Used this today to compare two different lists of similarly-named PDF files? The log file system and easy options were a breeze to use and compare a short list of files.

Though I still wish it had options for checking files in folders and subfolders, as well as automatic verification for example in checking the contents of CD for errors / scratches, this is clearly at the top in terms of hash checking here on the site. [2010-08-04 15:02]

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