BetterZip lets you quickly inspect archives without first extracting their contents.
- Add or extract files via drag-and-drop.
- Create password protected archives (even with WinZip compatibility).
- Delete files from archives.
- Make archives compatible with Windows and Linux systems.
Currently supported formats: zip, tar, gzip, bzip2, rar, 7-zip, cpio, arj, lzh/lha, cab, iso, chm, rpm, deb. More to follow soon...
Version 1.6.2:
- Command+Option+F: Set focus to toolbar search field (like in Finder, iTunes, and Mail).
- Tweaked preferences window icons.
- The direct extraction progress window now remembers its position.
- Filenames containing characters that could be interpreted by the shell like (), <>, |, &, $, \, ', ` would not work.
- If opening failed while an empty window was open, BetterZip would fall into one infinite loop asking for a password.
- I you wanted to add an archive into another archive by clicking the toolbar button "Add", the archive would be opened instead.
- When checking or unchecking the Kind colum in the preferences nothing happened until you checked or unchecked something else.
- Direct extract with an open empty document didn't do anything.
Version 1.6.1:
- Fixed an issue with international character file names.
- RTFD files can now be viewed and previewed.
- Concurrent direct extractions would terminate after the first has finished.
- Various smaller enhancements and bug fixes.
Version 1.6:
- Upon popular demand, BetterZip now has an option to make direct extraction the default. When this option is checked, BetterZip will immediately extract archives instead of opening them in a window. Find this new option in the preferences window on the General tab. It's off by default.
- An archive's file format is no longer determined by the file extension, but by analyzing the actual file data. This is more secure and flexible.
- Opening larger archives with thousands of files is a lot faster now.
- Fixed two possible hangs and a number of bugs.
- Enhanced Leopard compatibility.
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