Thanks to the amazing work of @iTrooz_, ImHex can now be compiled for the web! .And the best thing: It supports every feature that the regular version supports too, except things that require direct hardware access.

Absolutely insane project. I had bets running for over 6 years for doing this too but never got anywhere near these results. My custom MSIL Interpreter that I wrote for that bet was able to run some extremely basic executables but never anything more.

Just released ImHex v1.37.0!.This version features tons of UX improvements and new features. - Proper HiDPI support for all platforms.- Use of macOS's native menu bar.- Custom disassembler support.- Different fonts for different UI elements. Check it out!.

@mrexodia ImHex actually also builds on 32 bit platforms now. On Windows it crashes when trying to call OpenGL functions but I think 32 bit Linux would absolutely work now.

After @mrexodia's recent PR to the Pattern Language, I was now able to make ImHex fully compile with Visual Studio on Windows! . There's still a lot to do with the build system and fixing bugs but this will hopefully make it easier for people to contribute :)

As for Windows, we got a new icon thanks to the Papirus Icon project!

3. We now have a x64 as well as a ARM64 AppImage so running ImHex on M1 or other ARM laptops is now supported directly

2. ImHex Projects are now properly registered with the application so double clicking them will open them in ImHex directly.

Linux also got some love 🧵. 1. It now has proper Desktop integration with more options to come in the future

5. Text is now rendered at the native Retina Framebuffer resolution so it's actually really nice and crisp finally

4. Shortcuts now properly use the right modifier keys instead of blindly using CTRL everywhere

3. ImHex doesn't close completely anymore when pressing the close button but instead just closes the window

2. We now have a nice looking DMG with custom background and volume icon

Question to all you macOS nerds out there. My goal for the next ImHex version is to make it act and feel as nice and native as possible. Here's what we've done already now, is anything missing still? 🧵. 1. ImHex uses the native menu bar now instead of its own as on Windows/Linux

Just as a note before anybody gets worried, there's absolutely zero runtime impact for this if there's no shader source files in the right location.

Added super basic support for loading external post processing OpenGL shaders. 99% of the machinery for it was already there anyways, maybe somebody has a use for it :).

I bent my Hex Editor D:

RT @mrexodia: DataExplorer is a plugin for @x64dbg that integrates the pattern language from @WerWolv's ImHex. You can quickly visualize da….

As a comparison, here's the very first version of ImHex, "released" about a month after I started working on it. That was about 4 years ago now

It's that time of the year again where we update the screenshots in the readme again because lots of things have changed since the last time. Especially the next version of ImHex will have a HUGE amount of UI/UX facelift on all systems

Just got interactive help working! This was a very common feature in the early 2000s but somehow it has just completely vanished. Don't know how a feature works or what a button does? Just click on it. No need to manually dig through docs to find the right paragraph.