Zipeg
Zipeg allows you to quickly and easily open and explore content of archives, preview files and images before you extract them. Extract only the files you want.
Many documents and pictures such as jpeg files come to your mailbox as zip archives. Zipeg allows you to decide what do you want to extract before your polute your disk with gazillions of items.
Features:
- See what’s inside BEFORE you extract
- Open files in Preview directly from the archive
- See image thumbnails (EXIF) in tooltips
- Extract items simply by draging them
- Easy-to-use user interface
- Resource fork and Finder attributes support
- Archives are processed in background
- Reports cumulative contents of subfolders
- Customizable destination and source of extraction
- Settings are persisted between sessions
- Seamless keyboard navigation
- Autopath completion for destination folders
- Automatic updates
- Universal binary for Apple Macintosh OS X
OS : Mac OS X,Mac OS X 10.1,Mac OS X 10.2,Mac OS X 10.3,Mac OS X 10.4,Mac OS X 10.5
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#1. December 10th, 2006, at 8:20 PM.
Developer Note: Why bother? ZIP + JPEG = ZIPEG
Dear Zipeg User,
Here is some explanation of “why yet another archive extractor”?
I basically developed it for myself at first because I liked WinZip on Windows and lacked ease of archive browsing when I switched to OS X. Though there are many other archivers I needed something that reflects my un-archiver usage pattern.
I’ve noticed that I rarely create zip files myself but when friends send me photos from the last party I want to preview them before extracting all.
All modern digital JPEG photographs contains tiny EXIF header with a thumbnail in it. Zipeg extracts and shows this thumbnail, and let me decide which files I really want to unzip.
Frequently, when installing open source software, I usually unzip into the same directory first (namely e.g. /User/leo/tmp//) and than work from there.
And in some occasions, I want to navigate inside the archive and simply drag and drop single file or image to desktop without unzipping all 100,000 files from my svn-tar-ball.
I understand that in a way Zipeg is inferior to some of the Bigger Brothers - but I want to develop it further, add more formats and simple to use features.
I would love to hear your comments, critique and suggestions for further development. I enjoyed making it for you. Hope you will find it useful.
Enjoy.
Leo Kuznetsov