Releases

It’s been over a year since a public release – truly the worst thing that’s happened this year. This update is completely focused on stability and getting better metadata out of files – lots of serious (and weird) bugs have

I’ve been relatively quiet for the last few months, and that’s because I’ve been working on a completely new tool for analysing images. This aims to be a much leaner, lightweight tool for those that just need to quickly analyse

It’s been a while but here’s a new release! I’ve added in a new passport MRZ resolver as it’s been quite a requested function – most of the ones available are online only and whilst I’m sure they don’t scrape

This release is a particularly big one (like the last) and has some major changes in it. Firstly, I’m now using matplotlib for the analysis timeline, so it looks much, much better and allows for things like colour coding. Whilst

This release of Metadata Interrogator is a bit of a turning point – it’s a lot more stable now and I feel that most of the bugs have been ironed out. I’ve also started on the ‘Data set analysis’ feature

v0.4.1 – Walker This release of Metadata Interrogator is mostly bug fixes and performance related – take note of the decision to remove the ‘default’ date that appears on some files (mostly Microsoft Office ones). This was skewing a lot

This release includes basic timeline functionality – it’s useful in a number of scenarios, but mostly to highlight if there were lengthy gaps between two files being created. This version also includes much better match analysis – hopefully it’s of

Ho, Ho, Ho, Now I have a machi…Happy Christmas ! The best Christmas present of all has come: Version 0.3 (named McClane – obviously) is released with two new, major features! First and foremost, I’ve added in the Hachoir metadata