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Visual File Sorter

by VisualFileSorter

Windowsdotnet-5.0
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Runtime
dotnet-5.0
Size
101 MB
Architecture
x64
Dependencies
70
4 categories
Scanned
4 months ago

Visual File Sorter is a dotnet-5.0 app that uses 70 detected dependencies across 4 categories including UI Framework, Other, Compression. It is not code-signed. 101 MB on Windows (x64). Scanned 4 months ago.

What is Visual File Sorter built with?

70 detected dependencies across 4 categories.

UI Framework

2
AvaloniaHarfBuzzSharp

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Compression

2
Brotlizlib

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Cryptography

1
OpenSSL

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Other

54
SkiaSharpSystem.IOTmds.DBusDynamicDataSystem.LinqAvalonia.X11Avalonia.Skiaavalonia.baseAvalonia.Win32System.Runtimeavalonia.inputAvalonia.NativeSystem.Reactiveavalonia.layoutavalonia.markupavalonia.openglAvalonia.DesktopSystem.ThreadingVisualFileSorteravalonia.dialogsavalonia.stylingavalonia.visualsSystem.Reflectionavalonia.controlsavalonia.microcomSystem.CollectionsSystem.ObjectModelavalonia.animationAvalonia.ReactiveUIAvalonia.DiagnosticsAvalonia.FreeDesktopSystem.Globalizationavalonia.markup.xamlJetBrains.AnnotationsSystem.Drawing.CommonSystem.Dynamic.Runtimeavalonia.interactivityavalonia.themes.fluentmicrosoft.codeanalysisAvalonia.Xaml.Behaviorsavalonia.desktopruntimeavalonia.themes.defaultAvalonia.Remote.Protocolavalonia.designersupportAvalonia.Controls.DataGridAvalonia.Xaml.InteractionsAvalonia.Xaml.InteractivityMicrosoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharpMicrosoft.CodeAnalysis.CommonAvalonia.Angle.Windows.NativesMicrosoft.CodeAnalysis.Analyzersmicrosoft.codeanalysis.scriptingMicrosoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp.ScriptingMicrosoft.CodeAnalysis.Scripting.Common

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Analyzed binary

SHA-256 of the exact binary Visual File Sorter was analyzed from.

No signal

No signal — this field was not captured in the extraction on record. It is populated on re-extraction, not absent from the app.

Scanned 4 months ago

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