Verify Hash

Next up, Verify hash! This one will verify MD5, SHA1, and CRC32s of files that you download. The cool thing that I haven't found in other apps that do this (yes, I know there are about a million of them), is that it will look for one of these hashes in your Windows clipboard to verify against as well as a .md5, .sha, or .crc in the same folder as the file.

So, that means that when you download a file from a website and the hash is posted on the download page, you can simply copy the hash to your clipboard, right click on the downloaded file and select "Verify Hash" and you'll get verification right away.

It's portable too, unless you optionally register it to your shell (so you can right-click a file to get the hash).

So few steps, it's like taking a opening a can of beer!

*edit* Fixed a couple bugs in the automatic hash file detection (only when you had the "Get Hashes From -> File" checked) and a bug with the compare button. In the process I made the hash checking from the clipboard a little more intelligent, added a Save button to save the hash and added the functionality to get the hash of a string of text. Whew!