2007-06-27
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- INVALID? Discovered that the dates are incorrect... need to
  revise the date calculation mechanism...
  UPDATE: Can't reproduce this bug, everything seems fine.
  UPDATE2: Experiemented with dates and time zones in Mac OS X and
  discoverered that sometimes it does behave strangely, with a half
  hour offset added without reason. This must be investigated at
  some point.

2008-07-18
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- Launcher: With the current argument structure, a user can NEVER
  open a file called "-invokeuac".
  It's not very likely that any that anyone would need to open a
  file by that name, but HFSExplorer should be able to handle it.
  Proposed solution:
  The switch
    -invokeuac
  is replaced by:
    -- -invokeuac
  This means that one of the arguments "--" or "-invokeuac" is not
  alone sufficient to trigger elevation. This means that
  hfsexplorer.exe can easily be run with "hfsexplorer.exe --" for a
  file called "--" or "hfsexplorer.exe -invokeuac" for a file called
  "-invokeuac".
  As long as we only allow one file at a time to be opened by
  HFSExplorer, this scheme will work for all cases.

- FileSystemBrowserWindow.main: A problem similar to the above issue
  occurs with the switch "-dbgconsole". A similar solution should be
  developed. Make sure the two solutions don't invalidate each other.

2008-10-04
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- Sometimes the title of the backing storage (filename/device
  path/device path with partition system and number) is displayed
  incorrectly, for example when we load Partition0 with MBR partition
  scheme and a partition number, only Partition0 is displayed.
  Ex. runfsb \\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\Harddisk3\Partition0

2014-08-27
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- Browsing into self-referring symlink hierarchies is halted after some level of
  symlinks. Could have something to do with cyclic symlink detection code...
  E.g. we have "/usr/X11" with target ".". Then we browse to "/usr/X11" in
  HFSExplorer, browse to "/usr/X11/X11", then to "/usr/X11/X11", ... and at some
  point HFSExplorer throws an exception.
