PeaZip is an open-source archiver for Windows and Linux, written by Giorgio Tani. It reads a huge list of formats and can encrypt archives. The interface is closer to a normal program than 7-Zip’s file list. It can sit on top of 7-Zip’s engine for some jobs. The options are deep. A wrong setting produces […]
NanaZip is an open-source fork of 7-Zip aimed at current Windows, by the M2Team developer Kenji Mouri. It fixes the Windows 11 right-click menu, adds a dark theme, and can be installed as a packaged app from the Store or from GitHub. Compression and AES-256 sit on the 7-Zip engine, not a new format. It […]
7-Zip opens almost every archive you will be sent and can create 7z and ZIP files encrypted with AES-256. It is free, by Igor Pavlov, and the Windows program is the one everyone means. It is light and it does not bundle a browser. The window looks old because it is a compression tool. On […]
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