- Betterzip on mojave not working generator#
- Betterzip on mojave not working archive#
- Betterzip on mojave not working password#
Version 5.1 - (for macOS 10.13 and later) New Features Increased default panel size and enhanced column resizing in the Quick Look extension.When no encoding was set in an extract preset, the drop-down button in the preferences displayed “Arabic (DOS)” instead of “Detect Automatically”.
Betterzip on mojave not working archive#
A gz file inside an rpm archive couldn’t be extracted. Betterzip on mojave not working password#
When an archive cannot be handled, is damaged, or password protected, the Quick Look extension will no longer display annoying error messages. Contextual menu commands “Open in new window/tab” in the Favorites sidebar are now being disabled for non-archive items. Fixed a crasher that could occur when saving archives under certain conditions. Fixed a crasher that could occur when viewing or Quick Looking files in archives under certain conditions. The Direct Mode menu item didn’t show a check mark when it was toggled on. BetterZip 5 couldn't open rpm archives and iso disk images. The drop areas on the drop bar were skewed on macOS Big Sur. BetterZip 5.1 couldn't open, extract, or create tar archives on macOS 10.13 and 10.14. 
Support for opening and extracting single (non-tar) zst and brotli archives. Version 5.1.1 - (for macOS 10.13 and later) New Features Fixed error when extracting with a preset with a forced encoding. pieces, these 99er parts were not moved correctly after successful extraction, if a move operation (trash or other folder) was specified in the preset. Fixed the size of the lock icon in the statusbar on macOS 12. tbz2 is now supported as a filename extension. Betterzip on mojave not working generator#
On older macOS versions the Quick Look generator would sometimes not work correctly. Added a column for the compression method (STORE, DEFLATED, etc.). Archive operations are now timed and the final operation time is added to the transcript window and shown in the system notifications. Open more variations of ISO images, e.g., UDF format. If items from multiple source folders are packed together, the nearest common ancestor will be used (the same folder that would be used when selecting “next to original” as destination folder.) You can now use the parent folder name of the compressed files as a variable in a save preset’s filename pattern. Create ISO images with various formats. I’m sure this would be useful for you to know if you will sell your products later.Version 5.2 - (for macOS 10.13 and later) New Features 
So the whole problem got solved when I didn’t just double-clicked the archive but when I opened it with a program that supported pass-protected archives.Of course if you forgot the pass of an archive you pass protected in the past (when sent to someone or for own safe keeping) then you are pretty much screwed since there aren’t easy ways to recover that archive’s password"Īs English isn’t my first language, (nor is computing) I’m not sure if I understood this correct? That this could be the reason? That I don’t have the right unzip.programme? I was just trying to be helpful when I told you I couldn’t open the file.Īs for "security reasons", I found this: "Actually did figure that out in the end… that happens when the zip archive is pass-protected and the default utility doesn’t pop out the option to enter a password as programs like BetterZip and other do.
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