iPack for Mac
Full-featured compressed-archive manager.
$3.99
In English
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iPack overview
iPack is a full-featured compressed archives manager.
Features
- Compress 7z, zip, jar, and rar archives
- Decompress 7z, zip, jar, rar, cab, iso, arj, gz and bz2 archives
- NEW! Integration with Finder: compress files in Finder directly
- Quick preview files without extracting them
- Conversion from 7z/zip/rar/gz/bz2 to 7z/zip/rar formats
- Quick archive decompression by dragging files to the drop basket
- NEW! Take advantage of the power of multicore CPU: iPack works at least 100% faster when you have 2011 Macs.
- Superb speed benefited by 64-bit computing power
- Full support of international file names (especially Chinese, Japanese and Korean file names created by old archivers)
- Full support of password-protected archives
- Full support of drag and drop
- Multi-volumed archives support
- Search file names inside archives with fancy highlight effect
What’s new in version 2.3.5
Version 2.3.5:
Fixed:
- Text color adjustments in Dark Mode.
- Progress not updated when extracting RAR archives.
- Possible crash when asking whether to overwrite existing items.
- Crash when overwriting items from tar files.
Improved:
- Support quick preview of files inside RAR 5 archives.
- Don't warn about the file is modified when more than one operations are applied to the archive.
iPack for Mac
$3.99
In English
Version 2.3.5
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Nov 19 2021
Version: 2.3.5
iPackr was the old name for the 1.x versions of this app, FYI.
Sep 13 2014
Version: 2.1.2
Paid full version crashes on launch.
Here is the error log
http://pastebin.com/2ySiUNsp
Thanks.
Feb 11 2013
Version: 2.0.7
I'm very disappointed that its "Convert" does not work -- I want my money back!!! It also becomes unresponsive (hangs) when doing various things, such as .7z archives and Convert. It is slower than Keka at .7z archiving and also has fewer options. I also do not like how it requires a window showing the archive open which can take some time even when you only care about drag & drop compression & extraction. I recommend Keka, which is free, instead.
Mar 20 2012
Version: 1.95
I love this program, just wanted to alert people that want/need to create RAR files, iPack can't do this out of the box (although from the description it looks like it can). You still need RARLABs rar binary for OSX, which sells at US$30
Aug 4 2011
Version: 1.60
Why not make it easier to extract the archive to the folder it's in? An option to double click on it and it extracts automatically or something. Now you have to open the program and drag it on the drop basket