Version | Change log |
Explzh 9.65 Feb 17, 2025 |
Fixed a bug in zip64's "Repair zip archive". (We recommend checking for zip corruption using the shortcut key CTRL+I. It does not waste computing resources and time.) Fixed a bug where "Convert and save archive" to tar.zst was converted to tar.xz. "Archive validity check" for multiple zips from the shell extension now uses strict header-only checks. Fixed a bug that caused the program to crash when scrolling horizontally after displaying files that cannot be displayed in a single line in the result log (such as files with long path names). Applied Visual Studio 2022 v.17.12.5. |
Explzh 9.64 Feb 6, 2025 |
"Repair Zip Archive" now checks the header for validity before execution (without CRC checking), and repairs zip files (including office documents) with damaged headers. (The shortcut key "CTR+I" performs a strict check of the zip header, and displays a repair confirmation dialog only for zip files that are found to be damaged. It is fast because it omits the CRC check.) Executable files that have zip in their resources are now excluded from "Repair Zip Archive". |
Explzh 9.19 Nov 6, 2023 | |
Explzh 9.03 May 22, 2023 | |
Explzh 8.98 Apr 11, 2023 |
The 32-bit version can now specify compression levels up to 22 when creating zstd. Changed to use zlib+zlibWrapper (zst's zlib wrapper) for deflate compression/decompression. AES-encrypted zips (AES-encrypted zips with invalid headers) of the zip xz method created in v.8.95 or earlier can be deleted from [Decrypt ZIP archive] or [Encrypt ZIP archive] with the correct encryption. It is now possible to restore to a encrypted ZIP archive. Apply zstandard 1.5.5. |
Explzh 8.90 Jan 27, 2023 | |
Explzh 8.81 Nov 8, 2022 | |
Explzh 8.79 Oct 29, 2022 | |
Explzh 8.78 Oct 24, 2022 | |
Explzh 8.76 Oct 2, 2022 |