RAR 5.90 for FreeBSD x64, Command line only, Trial, 585 KB. RAR 5.90 for macOS (64 bit), Command line only, Trial, 573 KB. WinRAR interface themes.

The Unarchiver is a handy, free replacement for the MacOS stock Archive Utility, giving you more control over how and where to compress and uncompress files. ProsHandles more formats: The Unarchiver handles dozens of formats, including a few that the Mac's Archive Utility can't, such as RAR files. You can set The Unarchiver to be the default application for any file type it supports or just drag an archived file onto The Unarchiver icon to have it uncompress the file.Lots of control: You where The Unarchiver extracts file and what happens to the archive file after you expand it (such as moving it to the Trash). You can also quickly find The Unarchiver in your Applications folder, unlike the Apple's own archive tool, which is buried in System/Library/CoreServices/Applications. ConsNot a lot of help: It's a free app, so don't expect a lot of help. Beyond afor the app and a bit of guidance on, you are on your own. Bottom LineIf you are looking for more control over archived files on your Mac, The Unarchiver is a free and useful upgrade over what MacOS provides.

The Unarchiver is a handy, free replacement for the MacOS stock Archive Utility, giving you more control over how and where to compress and uncompress files. ProsHandles more formats: The Unarchiver handles dozens of formats, including a few that the Mac's Archive Utility can't, such as RAR files.

You can set The Unarchiver to be the default application for any file type it supports or just drag an archived file onto The Unarchiver icon to have it uncompress the file.Lots of control: You where The Unarchiver extracts file and what happens to the archive file after you expand it (such as moving it to the Trash). You can also quickly find The Unarchiver in your Applications folder, unlike the Apple's own archive tool, which is buried in System/Library/CoreServices/Applications. ConsNot a lot of help: It's a free app, so don't expect a lot of help. Beyond afor the app and a bit of guidance on, you are on your own.

Bottom LineIf you are looking for more control over archived files on your Mac, The Unarchiver is a free and useful upgrade over what MacOS provides. The Unarchiver supports more formats than I can remember. Zip, Tar, Gzip, Bzip2, 7-Zip, Rar, LhA, StuffIt, several old Amiga file and disk archives, CAB, LZX, stuff I don't even know what it is. It copies the finder file-copying/moving/deleting interface for its interface and uses the character set auto-detection code from Mozilla to auto-detect the encoding of the filenames in the archives. The Unarchiver supports split archives for certain formats, like RAR.

It is built around libxad. This is an old Amiga library for handling unpacking of archives. It supports a whole lot of formats, and I added a couple more, and bugfixed old code. I also wrote a higher-level Objective-C wrapper around it, which might be useful for other projects too (including Xee).screenshots. Reply by TJLeeland on May 23, 2012It's not an issue with Unarchiver; it's an issue with the torrent.

This is one of the pitfalls of downloading warez. Some people put up fake files and password protect them. They then ask you to go to a site (or something like this) and register to get the password. You'll either end up with tons of spam or with malware (or both). Just delete the file; it's no good. Most likely it's not even what you wanted anyhow, it's just a dummy file to get you to download it and register on their site. You'll never actually get a password.This is just one reason that torrents are a waste of time.

Full Specifications What's new in version 4.2.1- The Unarchiver would occasionally crash on older systems. That has been fixed.GeneralPublisherPublisher web siteRelease DateApril 15, 2020Date AddedApril 15, 2020Version4.2.1CategoryCategorySubcategoryOperating SystemsOperating SystemsMacAdditional Requirements.

macOS Catalina. Xlstat mac keygen cinema. macOS Mojave.

macOS High Sierra. macOS Sierra.

OS X El Capitan. OS X Yosemite. OS X Mavericks.

OS X Mountain Lion. OS X LionDownload InformationFile Size5.48MBFile NameExternal FilePopularityTotal Downloads386,535Downloads Last Week67PricingLicense ModelFreeLimitationsNot availablePriceFree.

Extractor is an indispensable utility app that can be used to unarchive a range of files such as Zip, Rar, Tar, Gzip, 7z and more at lightning speed.KEY FEATURES:. Quickly extract a range of archive file types.

Batch extracting support. Drag and drop archive to dock icon to extract it. Support for password-protected archive files.

Notifications when extraction is completedWe've worked hard to make Extractor as simple and efficient as possible for you to use. We would love to hear your thoughts via email and make any improvements to future versions of this app. We intend to have an active development cycle powered by your feedback, love and support!