- Keep orientation metadata on jpeg and tiff files
- Add documentation about mat2 on OSX
- Make use of python3.7 constructs to simplify code
- Use moderner type annotations
- Harden get_meta in archive.py against variants of CVE-2022-35410
- Improve MSOffice document support
- Package the manpage on pypi
- Fix a decorator argument
- Fix a crash on some python versions
- Improve xlsx support
- Remove the Nautilus extension
- Fix an arbitrary file read (CVE-2022-35410)
- Add support for heic files
- Fix possible errors/crashes when processing multiple files via the command line interface
- Use a fixed PDF version for the output
- Improve compatibility with modern versions of rsvg
- Improve the robustness of the command line interface with regard to control characters
- Implement code for internationalization
- Keep individual files compression type in zip files
- Increase the robustness of mat2 against weird/corrupted files
- Fix the dolphin integration
- Add a fuzzer
- Add support for aiff files
- Improve MS Office support
- Improve compatibility with newer/older version of mat2's dependencies
- Fix possible issues with the resolution of processed pdf
- Improve epub support
- Improve MS Office support
- Improve significantly MS Office formats support
- Fix some typos in the Nautilus extension
- Improve reliability of the mp3, pdf and svg parsers
- Improve compatibility with ffmpeg when sandboxing is used
- Improve the dolphin extension usability
- libmat2 now raises a ValueError on malformed files while trying to find the right parser, instead of returning None
- Improve significantly MS Office formats support
- Refactor how mat2 looks for executables
- Improve the documentation and the manpage
- Improve the robustness of css, html, png, gdk-based, exiftool-based parsers
- Future-proof a bit the testsuite
- Handle tiff files with a .tif extension
- Improve the sandbox' usability
- Add support for wav files
- Make mat2 work on Python3.8
- Minor improvement of ppt handling
- Minor improvement of odt handling
- Add an integration KDE's file manager: Dolphin
- mat2 now copies file permissions on the cleaned files
- Add a flag to disable sandboxing
- Tighten a bit the sandboxing
- Improve handling of MSOffice documents
- Add support for inplace cleaning
- Better handling of mutually-exclusive arguments in the command line
- Add support for svg
- Add support for ppm
- Cleaned zip files are compressed by default
- Minor performances improvement when dealing with images/video files
- Better handling of optional dependencies
- Add tar/tar.gz/tar.bz2/tar.zx archives support
- Add support for xhtml files
- Improve handling of read-only files
- Improve a bit the command line's documentation
- Fix a confusing error message
- Add even more tests
- Usuals internal cleanups/refactorings
- Add support for epub files
- Fix the setup.py file crashing on non-utf8 platforms
- Improve css support
- Improve html support
- Add support for wmv files
- Add support for gif files
- Add support for html files
- Sandbox external processes via bubblewrap
- Simplify archive-based formats processing
- The Nautilus extension now plays nicer with other extensions
- Add lightweight cleaning for jpeg
- Add support for zip files
- Add support for mp4 files
- Improve metadata extraction for archives
- Improve robustness against corrupted embedded files
- Fix a possible security issue on some terminals (control character injection via --show)
- Various internal cleanup/improvements
- Video (.avi files for now) support, via FFmpeg, optionally
- Lightweight cleaning for png and tiff files
- Processing files starting with a dash is now quicker
- Metadata are now displayed sorted
- Recursive metadata support for FLAC files
- Unsupported extensions aren't displayed in
./mat2 -l
anymore - Improve the display when no metadata are found
- Update the logo according to the GNOME guidelines
- The testsuite is now runnable on the installed version of mat2
- Various internal cleanup/improvements
- There is now a policy, for advanced users, to deal with unknown embedded fileformats
- Improve the documentation
- Various minor refactoring
- Improve how corrupted PNG are handled
- Dangerous/advanced cli's options no longer have short versions
- Significant improvements to office files anonymisation
- Archive members are sorted lexicographically
- XML attributes are sorted lexicographically too
- RSID are now stripped
- Dangling references in [Content_types].xml are now removed
- Significant improvements to office files support
- Anonimysed office files can now be opened by MS Office without warnings
- The CLI isn't threaded anymore, for it was causing issues
- Various misc typo fix
- Document how to install mat2 for various distributions
- Fix various typos in the documentation/comments
- Add ArchLinux to the CI to ensure that mat2 is running on it
- Fix the handling of files with a name ending in
.JPG
- Improve the detection of unsupported extensions in upper-case
- Streamline mat2's logging
- Add a check for missing dependencies
- Add Nautilus extension
- Minors code simplifications
- Improve our linters' coverage
- Add a manpage
- Add folder/multiple files related tests
- Change the logo
- Fix various crashes dues to malformed files
- Simplify various code-paths
- Remove superfluous debug message
- Remove the
--check
option that never was implemented anyway - Add a
-c
option to check for mat2's dependencies
- Improve mat2 resilience against corrupted images
- Check that the minimal version of Poppler is available
- Simplify how mat2 deals with office files
- Improve cleaning of office files
- Thumbnails are removed
- Revisions are removed
- Add support for plain text files
- Rename some files to ease the packaging
- Add linters to the CI (mypy, bandit and pyflakes)
- Prevent exitftool-related parameters injections
- Improve mat2's resilience against corrupted files
- Make mat2 work on fedora, thanks to @atenart
- Tighten the threat model
- Simplify and improve how office files are handled
- Improve the cli usage
- Refuse to process files with a supported mimetype but an unsupported
extension, like
text/plain
for a.c
- Initial release