Ez7z2.14

ABANDONWARE. But it still works, as of today anyway. I still find it does some useful unique odds and ends, such as opening .ZAD archives. ALTERNATIVES: - Use Keka! It's a great free compression app that's constantly being updated. - The Unarchiver (the *real* version) is very good, but I find I rarely use it. - Don't bother with 7zX. It's abandonware as well as adware. Let it die. - BetterZip has a friendly trial period. But it costs $25. If you find yourself stuck with an odd archive format for which you can't find a compatible expansion app, you may find there are CLI (Terminal) apps to do just what you need. Many of the are already built into macOS. Others may be part of open source projects. Some may make you pay for a license, such as the RAR compression license.

ABANDONWARE. But it still works, as of today anyway. I still find it does some useful unique odds and ends, such as opening .ZAD archives. ALTERNATIVES: - Use Keka! It's a great free compression app that's constantly being updated. - The Unarchiver (the *real* version) is very good, but I find I rarely use it. - Don't bother with 7zX. It's abandonware as well as adware. Let it die. - BetterZip has a friendly trial period. But it costs $25. If you find yourself stuck with an odd archive format for which you can't find a compatible expansion app, you may find there are CLI (Terminal) apps to do just what you need. Many of the are already built into macOS. Others may be part of open source projects. Some may make you pay for a license, such as the RAR compression license.

Bad UI, could not find a why to update files within a archive

Be careful. Password protecting something compressed with this app doesn't mean you can use the password and uncompress it with another 7zip program. You are basically trapped into using this. =(

This application is obviously abandoned.

The developer's page is offline... currently replaced by a domain squatter who has taken the domain for it and is trying to sell it for $70. His other domain which the download link goes to is not responding. It's been over 160 days since the developer's account has shown activity on MacUpdate. It may be time to find something else. :-( What a bummer

my ez7z.app became a 4XXGB file and keep growing>.< it fill up my HD make me can not do anything...

How can I encrypt a file in 7zip format with AES-256bit encryption?

Needed to open a password protected zip file, done with Ez7z without any problem!

The is absolutely great thing to have, but please make it look nicer:-D

This is the next best thing after 7zip. Very useful application.

I just got some massive sunburn on a camping trip so I can't really do anything productive. I can't even sleep pain-free. But I guess it'll heal soon. When it does I can refill my ADD prescription and pump out the next release!

Tried to upload a localization using Firefox 3.6.3 but didn't work. Finally uploaded with Safari 4.0.5. Both using 10.5.8 PPC

hello can you tell when the last version is going to be ok? For now, there is still the little pop up window which says " The web server that Ez7z relies on to determine users is down." Sorry if i'm hurrring you but ez7 has been very useful to me... best regards

How does this app work? I've downloaded 2 of 5 volumes of a movie from MovieBerry. The MovieBerry site indicates that the content is compressed by 7x archiver. So I downloaded Ez7z in hopes of decompressing the 5 files. When I try to Expand the first file, named "movie_name.part.dvd.7z.001", I receive the following: 7-Zip (A) 9.04 beta Copyright (c) 1999-2009 Igor Pavlov 2009-05-30 p7zip Version 9.04 (locale=utf8,Utf16=on,HugeFiles=on,2 CPUs) Processing archive: /Users/Username/Downloads/movie_name.part.dvd.7z.001 Error: E_FAIL Also, if/when I finally get past the E_FAIL message, any suggestions about how I put the 5 files together to make a singe movie? Any and all help will be greatly appreciated!

I made a typo in the description - only extracting rar archives is supported, not creating them.

Works great here :)

Work well for me, great app.

works fine et usefull, thanks :)

couldn't figure out p7zip, but this works nicely. Thanks.

Sorry everyone, I've been lazy. Haven't been working on my programming for a while now. I'll get it together soon and release an update addressing all of your suggestions.

It works pretty well .... it also recognizes certain auto-expanding executables that Stuffit isn't able to manage ... well done.

The update function doesn't appear to work in .65 and the dialog displayed when you can't connect says "you're internet is down" when it should be "your internet is down." I suppose I could have sent this via e-mail to check if my internet was down, though. ;) Beyond that, I'm pretty happy with the application. I agree with the previous comment of writing the last used compression to the plist, and making it default to the same folder that the files/folder the user is trying to 7zip is in. Another suggestion would be to make the file name blank by default or make it the folder being 7zipped. Anyway, thanks for the great app!

that  is supposed to be an apple sign btw

this is a great little util, recommended to all :-) Thank you

Make sure the you selected the correct item in the pulldown menu.

Every time I open a terminal window 7za tests the integrity of a compressed file. Any hints? Thanks.

I forgot to mention, in version 0.5, you can now change the level of compression but I took out the password function because it wasn't working. I might bring it back later if I can figure out what went wrong.

works in the end, just gives no notification that it reads the file.

Worked perfectly for me. I only used it to uncompress some .7z files but it worked very well.

it worked just fine for me, It gave compression better than any format stuffit uses.

the best one and, finally, it's slowly but getting closer to PC version

Works fine most of the time. One major setback is that if you try to compress an app it decompiles everything so that the app is useless when you decompress from 7z. Otherwise it works OK I guess.

Those problems are because of 7za not EZ 7z.

I tried decompressing a 3.5 GB file to my second partition. Because there wasn't enough space on my startup disk (?), the process was aborted. The only way I found to workaround the problem was to move a thousand or so files across to my second partition as they appeared on my startup disk thereby freeing up space for the next batch. Very irritating.

The poll should have bzip2 and gzip too, and probably diskimages (although they have different types of compression) as well.

This is what I have been waiting for! Thanks.

I've been waiting 7zip format for Macs for a long time using on PCs for years one of the best compression ratio just a few times lost to WinRAR definitely will use it