CoopFishFE
CoopFishFE is a graphic tool for easy encryption / decryption of files, using the blowfish algorithm. CoopFishFE is a frontend for the original program CoopFish, written by Ivan Vecerina.
Download CoopFishFE v0.9.5 for Mac OS X
Executable (102 kB)
Source code (140 kB)
Download CoopFishFE v0.9.1 For Windows 2000, XP and Vista
Executable (646 kB)
Source code (336 kB)
Project information
Author: Xavier Michelon
Platform: Mac OS X (10.4 or above), built as a Universal Binary
Development language: C++, Objective-C, Objective-C++
Development environment: Apple Xcode 2.4.1
Current version: 0.9.5
First release date: 2003-04-03
Current version release date: 2007-01-02
Dependencies for source code compilation: None
Licence: The source code for this application is placed under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence
Feedback
Remarks and suggestions are welcome. Do not hesitate to give your feedback. You can report any problem, but do not forget to add some information about your hardware and software configuration (CPU, RAM, OS version, graphic card...).
History
2007-01-02: version 0.9.5
The application is now AppleScript compliant. Check the application dictionary from Apple's Script Editor for more information on availabe actions and properties.
2006-03-19: version 0.9.4
File information and 'About' dialog now include the application's build number (subversion revision number)
The application is now a universal binary (runs both on PowerPC an Intel based Mac computers)
2006-01-21: version 0.9.3
Development moved to Mac OS X (encrypted file compatibilty with Windows version has been preserved)
Windows version is discontinued
Encryption / decryption is now done in a separate thread (avoid GUI freeze during operation)
2003-11-18: version 0.9.1
changed encrypted files extension from .bf to .bff
Binary distribution is now available as an MSI setup package, with .bff files associated with CoopFishFE executable
2003-04-03: version 0.9
Initial release
The version number is 0.9 as all the major functionnalities originally planned are implemented, but the code has not been tested enough to be considered as a stable 1.0 release