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# v1.25 (A future release) # v1.25 (ETA: 5 days)
<ul> <ul>
<li>Improve Reed-Solomon performance</li> <li>Improve Reed-Solomon performance</li>
<li>✓ Improve Internals documentation (header format, etc.)</li> <li>✓ Improve Internals documentation (header format, etc.)</li>
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<li>✓ Added file chunking support</li> <li>✓ Added file chunking support</li>
</ul> </ul>
# v1.12.1 (Bug fix patch, released 04/11/2021) # v1.12.1 (Released 04/11/2021)
There was a major bug in v1.12 that caused the "Secure wipe" feature to show "Unknown error" when done. This wasn't anything serious security-wise and v1.12.1 has the fix for this bug. Also, a bug that causes "Secure wipe" to hang has been fixed. There was a major bug in v1.12 that caused the "Secure wipe" feature to show "Unknown error" when done. This wasn't anything serious security-wise and v1.12.1 has the fix for this bug. Also, a bug that causes "Secure wipe" to hang has been fixed.
# v1.12 (Released 04/07/2021) # v1.12 (Released 04/07/2021)
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</ul> </ul>
<strong>Note: v1.12 will be INCOMPATIBLE with all previous releases!</strong> <strong>Note: v1.12 will be INCOMPATIBLE with all previous releases!</strong>
# v1.11 (released 03/23/2021) # v1.11 (Released 03/23/2021)
<ul> <ul>
<li>✓ Much more secure wipe via <code>sdelete64</code> for Windows, <code>shred</code> for Linux, and <code>rm -P</code> for MacOS</li> <li>✓ Much more secure wipe via <code>sdelete64</code> for Windows, <code>shred</code> for Linux, and <code>rm -P</code> for MacOS</li>
<li>✓ Much more beautiful UI for MacOS</li> <li>✓ Much more beautiful UI for MacOS</li>