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Tested: Not Portable

MultiHasher is a freeware file hash calculator. No Spyware! No Adware! No Viruses! 100% Freeware! Clean & simple.

Download: http://www.abelhadigital.com/multihasher

Writes to %APPDATA%

Tested V2.1: Not Portable

The developer claimed it was Portable so I re-tested, but it still writes to %APPDATA% like HostsMan does.

Tested V2.2.3: Portable

Download the zip version, create a file named User Preferences.json under the program folder to enable portable mode.

MakeItPortablePlease wrote:Tested V2.2.3: Portable

Download the zip version, create a file named User Preferences.json under the program folder to enable portable mode.

Confirmed: Portable

Thanks to MakeItPortablePlease (R.G. ou R.L.?) for the information!

@moderator:
Please, move this thread to the Submission subforum.

lautrepay wrote:@moderator:
Please, move this thread to the Submission subforum.

Thanks, webfork.

Nice application. I really like the ability to pause the checksum calculation !

MakeItPortablePlease wrote:create a file named User Preferences.json under the program folder to enable portable mode.

Thank you for the trick MakeItPortablePlease !

Portable and stealth.

Added to database : http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2309

@procyon:
Thanks for adding MultiHasher. Voted.

Cool find guinness. The interface is kind of an odd choice, but It can use VirusTotal which has sold me.

I can't update the entry but v2.3 is out:

MultiHasher - What's new in 2.3 wrote: Added ability to write SFV files
Added RIPEMD-160 algorithm
Minor UI tweaks
Fixed minor bugs

procyon wrote:I can't update the entry but v2.3 is out:

MultiHasher - What's new in 2.3 wrote: Added ability to write SFV files
Added RIPEMD-160 algorithm
Minor UI tweaks
Fixed minor bugs

Updated, thanks!

This is very possibly a thread hijack (which I'll move if so), but I saw this program:

http://www.ghacks.net/2013/05/07/phroze ... es-online/

... and wondered if there was a portable version. MultiHasher lists VirusTotal checks, but I'm wondering if it uploads the whole file (as with Phrozensoft) or just checks against a hash database.

Any ideas?

Edit: Didn't think I'd have time to just run a test and find out for myself, but yes: the file launches a webpage and compares to existing SHA-256 hashes, as with the MultiHasher.exe file itself:

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/3ec8 ... /analysis/

lautrepay wrote:

MakeItPortablePlease wrote:Tested V2.2.3: Portable

Download the zip version, create a file named User Preferences.json under the program folder to enable portable mode.

Confirmed: Portable

Thanks to MakeItPortablePlease (R.G. ou R.L.?) for the information!

@moderator:
Please, move this thread to the Submission subforum.

Tested: Portable

@guinness
Did you try the "User Preferences.json" trick with HostMan?

I am Baas wrote:@guinness
Did you try the "User Preferences.json" trick with HostMan?

No because that doesn't use json for preferences.

guinness wrote:

I am Baas wrote:@guinness
Did you try the "User Preferences.json" trick with HostMan?

No because that doesn't use json for preferences.

Yes . I forgot that I recently tested HostMan. Thanks.