Some time ago, one of users of TextOpus suggested me to create a tool that will allow him to delete accents from the letters. For example, to convert “ŤěxťÔpuş” to “TextOpus”. Now, it seems to be ready and working. Here it is: Deaccentizer

Have fun and remember that it works only with Latin alphabet!

Today, two new tools have been added to TextOpus:

• Compress - now, you can compress long texts, so they will weight less,
• Statistics - this tool will tell you many numbers about entered text like number of words, lines, sentences and so on.

Also, I’d like to ask you for a favour - as time to pay for hosting is getting nearer and nearer, please, support TextOpus via Donating. Thanks and see you soon.

So, TextOpus has been on the list of popular URLs of del.icio.us, which means lots of visits and blog posts about TextOpus all over the net. Thank you all people!

Due to increased amount of traffic, I’ve received few mails with great suggestions and errors reports. Here’s the list of last changes:

• Fixed sorting Ascending/Descending methods,
• Added sorting by line length (also ascending and descending),
• Added numerical sorting,
• Added Filter Lines tool,
• Added Shuffle Lines tool.
• Added Add Lines Numbers tool.

Also, the numerical sorting has something special. It doesn’t sort numbers only! Here’s an example:

I am 3rd
Johnny is 2nd
He is 10th
Alan is on place number 1

This will be sorted to:

Alan is on place number 1
Johnny is 2nd
I am 3rd
He is 10th

I guess that You think that in password field in all encryption algorithms on TextOpus, You can only type raw password. In fact, it’s a bit more - it supports special commands that let You type password in as Base64 or hexadecimally.

For example, there is !hex directive. You can use password “AAA”, but You can also use “!hex414141″ and this will mean the same! All directives look this way - ! + 3-letter-id.

Here’s a list of all currently supported directives:

• !hex - after this directive, type in some Hex numbers like 41A5F5.
• !b64 - this lets You use text encoded by Base64 as password.
• !md5 - MD5 hash is used as password.
• !md4 - MD4hash is used as password.
• !sh1 - SHA1 hash is used as password.
• !sh2 - SHA-256 hash is used as password.
• !sh3 - SHA-384 hash is used as password.
• !sh5 - SHA-512 hash is used as password.
• !adl - Adler hash is used as password.
• !gst - GOST hash is used as password.
• !hvl - HAVAL hash is used as password.
• !rmd - RIPEMD hash is used as password.
• !tgr - Tiger hash is used as password.

When hash is too long for an algorithm, for example if You choose SHA-256 for 128 bit cipher, only the first 128 bits of hash will be used as password.

One day, people will be satisfied.
One day, people will have all text tools in one place on the net.
This day is today.

Today, TextOpus - a website with all (or maybe not so all as I wish) begun it’s life. Whenever You need to encrypt something or just clean small part of text, TextOpus has it all. If You need some text tool that isn’t here or some tool doesn’t work as it should, just contact me. If I decide that such tool would be useful, it will be done! All bug will be checked, tracked and fixed!

Currently, this website is hosted on shared hosting(however, it’s a pretty fast one), but as TextOpus gets more popular, I am going to move it to a dedicated hosting. Again, it depends on You - users.

I’ve got some important things to tell You before You begin using tools at TextOpus:

• Never encrypt important data using TextOpus! Data transferred to this website is not encrypted and can be sniffed by hacker.
• Hashing is only “one way” and it is not possible to decrypt hashed data.
• If this website helped You, please, bookmark, digg, stumble us. Thanks!