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I've been using timesnapper on Windows. It will capture a screen shot and timeline it based on title/program text. For years. The time portal aspect is fascina

I've been using timesnapper on Windows. It will capture a screen shot and timeline it based on title/program text. For years. The time portal aspect is fascinating, and ultimately useless.

karencarits 4y ago
This looks interesting but my antivirus didn't like it as it detected "SWF.Exploit.Kit.Rig.tht.Talos" when downloaded from https://timesnapper.com/ https://timesnapper.com/
- LeonB 4y ago
  Founder here… looking into this.
  - karencarits 4y ago
    Thank you, I appreciate your time and help! I guess it's a false positive on my side but have emailed details to support
    - LeonB 4y ago
      Here's a virus total report on the file. I find virus total useful (as a product developer) because it will help show cases where some smaller scanner is reporting a positive. https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/718fe790bb2c1d9742819983051d4d880b8083a1ff210738fadbd9faf76b44cf/details https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/718fe790bb2c1d97428199830... tl/dr -- virus total is happy with the file. It remains possible that middleware of some sort has altered the file before you accessed it. You can check the hash of the file like this: get-filehash ".\TimeSnapperProSetup.exe" and it should return "B50A4449C9C36871280A842A530EA19694C7CBC4CF55CED5A620D8838D87CA1E" -- the same hash shown in the virus total report.
      - karencarits 4y ago
        Thank you for your quick response! I get the same hash, so a false positive it is. I am really excited to test your product, it seems very nice!
kbaker 4y ago
Fellow TimeSnapper user. I combine it with a script that collapses it to a daily archive video. 4kx2 monitor setup, at 5 second intervals, have also been saving things for >5 years now. It feels like a superpower sometimes... Reviewing the exact research steps of projects from years ago based on a timestamp from browser history, digging up an archaic screenshot of just the right configuration screen based on a file modification date, etc. Sorry you find it useless...

I've been using timesnapper on Windows. It will capture a screen shot and timeline it based on title/program text. For years. The time portal aspect is fascinating, and ultimately useless.

karencarits 4y ago

This looks interesting but my antivirus didn't like it as it detected "SWF.Exploit.Kit.Rig.tht.Talos" when downloaded from https://timesnapper.com/ https://timesnapper.com/

LeonB 4y ago
Founder here… looking into this.
- karencarits 4y ago
  Thank you, I appreciate your time and help! I guess it's a false positive on my side but have emailed details to support
  - LeonB 4y ago
    Here's a virus total report on the file. I find virus total useful (as a product developer) because it will help show cases where some smaller scanner is reporting a positive. https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/718fe790bb2c1d9742819983051d4d880b8083a1ff210738fadbd9faf76b44cf/details https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/718fe790bb2c1d97428199830... tl/dr -- virus total is happy with the file. It remains possible that middleware of some sort has altered the file before you accessed it. You can check the hash of the file like this: get-filehash ".\TimeSnapperProSetup.exe" and it should return "B50A4449C9C36871280A842A530EA19694C7CBC4CF55CED5A620D8838D87CA1E" -- the same hash shown in the virus total report.
    - karencarits 4y ago
      Thank you for your quick response! I get the same hash, so a false positive it is. I am really excited to test your product, it seems very nice!

kbaker 4y ago

Fellow TimeSnapper user. I combine it with a script that collapses it to a daily archive video. 4kx2 monitor setup, at 5 second intervals, have also been saving things for >5 years now. It feels like a superpower sometimes... Reviewing the exact research steps of projects from years ago based on a timestamp from browser history, digging up an archaic screenshot of just the right configuration screen based on a file modification date, etc. Sorry you find it useless...