Every File is a Squishy File~

After months of development, we're proud to finally introduce Squishy! Well, what Squishy is, isn't really definable by common conventions. So, I'll give you a squishy definition, you can then decide for yourself.

One could call it an all-purpose file manipulator (We were actually going to call it that). More than that, at its core, Squishy's aim is to provide convenience and trivialize actions that's usually a chore to accomplish. In that vein, Squishy has a large focus shifted towards metadata and file properties.

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Support for industry-leading security algorithms allow for your files' integrity to be verified as well as to be encrypted. SHA-512, SHA-384, RIPEMD160, and many other checksums are supported. With a simple drag-and-drop, it's easier than ever to do a file-to-checksum or a file-to-file comparison. On the encryption side, AES-128, 192, and 256 is supported as well as native Windows encryption.

In relation to its original publication in 1998, the Data URI scheme has recently become popular on websites. You're covered with both plain text and Base64 encoding at your fingertips. It's another way that Squishy helps you avoid wasting your time by uploading the file and risking your privacy. If can do it offline, why shouldn't you?

Yet another way Squishy provides convenience is by removing the 'command-line' from often-used command-line applications. A side project of ours, Image Check, has been bundled with Squishy. What it does, is check if your JPEG images are corrupt or not. Most image viewers display them regardless and it's sometimes difficult to determine their legitimacy. It's great for checking whether there is something wrong with the source image or just your copy.

With the end of a somewhat shameless plug, we get back on topic. The aforementioned application is a command-line one. You'll have to waste time typing absolute paths whenever you need it.

You'll be saved from the tedium and repetition of having to type the path of the image whenever you need it. Since Image Check currently only works with JPEG images, it'll only apply to files ending with JPEG extensions. Specifying arguments, applicable or non-applicable extensions is a breeze. There's no need adding them to your PATH when you can benefit from Squishy Execute. Using command-line applications becomes as it should be, trivial.

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A so-called 'cherry on the cake' is that Squishy doesn't require installation. It's portable by nature, however, if you so choose, it's able to integrate with your system and provide many of its features straight from Windows Explorer.

Alas, there's much more to Squishy that was stated here, but despite not being in the mood, I'm sure nobody wants to me to recite the documentation. By purchasing a license for Evrnet Squishy v1.0, all future Squishy 1.x updates come free. If you're on the fence on whether to purchase or not, a no-obligation 14-day trial exists for evaluation purposes. Once you've decided, secure payment will be handled by PayPal.