What is The Archive Browser FOR MAC?

The Archive Browser

The Archive Browser is a handy tool for macOS that makes it super easy to look through the contents of archives and extract files when you need them.

What Can You Do with The Archive Browser?

With The Archive Browser, you can open files right from inside those archives. Plus, you can preview them quickly using Quick Look. This feature saves time and effort!

Supported Formats

This cool utility is built on The Unarchiver, so it's capable of handling a wide range of archive formats. You won't have to worry about compatibility because it supports common formats like Zip, RAR, and 7-zip, along with others like Tar, Gzip, and Bzip2.

If you're dealing with older formats, The Archive Browser has got your back too! It can manage StuffIt, DiskDoubler, LZH, ARJ, and even ARC files. That’s pretty impressive!

More Than Just Archives

The fun doesn't stop there! The Archive Browser can also work with CD and DVD images such as ISO, BIN, MDF, NRG, and CDI files. And if you come across any Windows self-extracting EXE files or need to pull media from Flash SWF files? No problem at all!

User-Friendly Features

This software is not just smart; it's user-friendly too! It handles different filename encodings without breaking a sweat. So whether you're working with modern or older file types, you'll be able to access your data easily.

Get Informed About Your Archives

If you're curious about what’s inside those archives or want more information about their contents—The Archive Browser shows you all the details you might need.

Check Out Supported Formats

A detailed list of all the formats supported by The Archive Browser is available HERE.