Winrar or 7zip?
I'm leaning towards Winrar currently as the superior compression program.
>>54614602
Can Winrar open .xpi, .7z, .tar.gz, .bz, .xz?
omg #Winrarinmyheartfolife stupid 7zip kid get rekt irl fgot...
The free one
>>54614602
tar
>>54614615
Nope
>>54614633
winrar is free though
Winrar
>>54614602
7zip:
-No reminders about purchasing full version every time you open an archive after trial period
-FOSS
-Bigger format support
In other aspects they are essentially identical, save for the fact that you have to manually associate 7zip with archive filetypes, while WinRAR does this automatically on installation.
Winrar <3
Got a broken archive, winrar freaks out, 7zip works.
mega:///#!sRUSULQC!AwkaBz-j7CgYc2DUOdnBJDlw4gMd08w3QAiNk35ur6I
>>54614615
Yes?
If you're willing to pay and not pirate it, get Winrar. If not, get 7zip.
>>54614602
It doesn't matter.
>>54614658
No it isn't
>>54614602
winrar is proprietary which means it will inevitablly become abandoned one day. 7zip is open source which means it will continue to grow and be developed for a long time. From the end user perspective, there is very little difference between them.
The answer: 7zip
>>54614682
7-zip now has an option to associate it with archive file types on install
