Firefox 4 is out today! Hurray! Looking for a version of DisplayFusion that works perfectly with Firefox 4? Make sure you download the latest beta (Beta 3) to take advantage of it's improved Firefox 4 compatibility. You can find the new beta version on the DisplayFusion Beta Download page. Thanks everyone, and enjoy the new Firefox!
DisplayFusion 3.3 is here! This new version is jam-packed with new features, and tons of bug fixes. The DisplayFusion Taskbars have been overhauled, and have a bunch of new features. You can now group the taskbar buttons, or align the buttons to the left/right side of the taskbar. Windows 7-style thumbnail previews have been added, and you can now add application shortcuts to each taskbar. All of these taskbar settings can be configured independently for each taskbar, so you can customize your desktop to suit your needs.
Here is a quick rundown on some of the big changes in version 3.3:
I would encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the DisplayFusion Change Log. I'd like to send out a big thanks to the dozens of people who helped with the DisplayFusion translations, and the thousands of people that helped test the Beta versions. Thanks everyone!
I am very happy to announce that LogFusion 1.2.4 is now available for download! This new version adds an option called "Re-open logs when starting" for toggling whether LogFusion should remember and re-open your previously loaded logs. There are also some huge performance improvements when using the text filtering feature with huge log files. I would encourage all LogFusion users to update today to take advantage of these updates.
DisplayFusion 3.3 is nearly complete, we're just finishing all the testing and translations. As we wrap up the testing, we still need help finishing up a few of the translations. These are the languages we are still waiting on:
If you can help with any of these translations you will receive a free DisplayFusion Pro license and your name in the language credits. Please contact us directly if you are able to help out. Thanks!
Update: The languages are now up-to-date, thanks everyone!
I am very happy to announce that the new DisplayFusion Customer Portal has been launched! The customer portal is a place for you to view your license keys, manage your contact information and much more.
I would encourage you to visit the DisplayFusion Customer Portal today and take a look around, there's something useful for everyone!
I am very happy to announce that LogFusion 1.2.3 is now available for download! This new version adds an option called "Only Show Highlighted Items" for filtering out non-highlighted lines. This is very handy for people that setup lots of highlights, and only want to see the lines that are highlighted. There are also some small performance improvements, and reduced memory usage. I would encourage all LogFusion users to update today to take advantage of these updates.
I am happy to announce that LogFusion 1.2.2 is now available for download! This is a small update that significantly improves LogFusion's ability to load extremely large log files. LogFusion 1.2.1 added the ability to load logs with over 1 million lines. This new version improves that ability, allowing log files that are up to 4x larger to be loaded. If you work with large log files, I would encourage you to update to version 1.2.2 today!
I am very pleased to announce the release of LogFusion 1.2.1! This release focuses on one issue: loading large log files. I have removed the "Lines to Load" setting and replaced it with a "Bytes to Load" setting that can be disabled if desired. Previously, you could specify that you wanted to load 500 lines (for example) when opening a log file. Now you specify the number of bytes (in MB) to load. This allows for some behind-the-scenes optimizations that allow LogFusion to quickly open and process huge log files. For example, a 600mb log file with over 1 million lines opens in roughly 10 seconds on my test machine. If you work with large log files I encourage you to download this update today!
FileSeek 2.1.1 has been released! This is a small update that improves the file size filtering options. The minimum and maximum file size filters can now be configured independently. This makes it easier to filter files using only a minimum or maximum size. Also, the file size unit can now be selected from a list (bytes, KB, MB, GB). This makes it easier to filter large values without having to enter lots of zeros. If you aren't prompted to update by the automatic update check, you can download this new version from the FileSeek Download page.
I am very happy to announce the release of HashTools 2.2.0! This new version adds some new features, and fixes a large issue. The first new feature is an improved update check. The new update check is enabled by default, but it can be configured from the Tools menu in HashTools. An icon has been added beside each file in the list to represent the hash comparision result. Grey means unchecked, green is OK and red is a fail. If a file fails a hash check, it means the file is most likely corrupted. Loading multiple selected files using the context menu in Windows Explorer now works as expected on slower machines, or machines that are under heavy load (high CPU usage or disk activity). Previously, HashTools would sometimes skip some files if they weren't loaded fast enough. I would encourage everyone to download this new version today to take advantage of these new features and fixes!
