PeaZip (64-bit)

What's new in this version:

Code:
- Various fixes

File manager:
Added support to more file extensions:
- .cramfs compressed ROM/RAM file system images
- .ext, .ext2, .ext3, and .ext4 filesystem images
- .hfsx filesystem images
- .qcow, and .qcow2c QEMU disk images
- .scap, and .uefif firmware files
- .mub, .pkg, and .ppmd compressed files
- Archive browser now will automatically ask for password to open files with unreadable TOC, for all formats supporting TOC encryption, e.g. archives encrypted with "Encrypt also file names" option
- Fixed browsing of encrypted ARC files
- Fixed: can now delete files within WIM archives

Extraction and archiving:
- [Prototype] Support for RAR compression if WinRar 64 or 32 bit is installed in the system (Windows)
- Setting Custom compression type optionally aut-configures PeaZip to use RarLab's Rar.exe as compressor; if libre_directive option is set to 2 (most restrictive, not allowing closed archive formats), rar creation will be not allowed in any case
- Rar.exe will be set to use PeaZip's work dir as other backend binaries
- For RAR archives it is possible to set
- compression level, from store to maximum
- action: new archive, add, update, freshen, sync with disk
- spanning in multiple volumes
- password, optionally with two factor authentication (password + keyfile)
- create RAR5 or legacy RAR4 archive
- (RAR5) set dictionary size 1..1024 MB
- (RAR5) use BLAKE2 hash instead of CRC checksum
- Create self extracting RAR
- Solid archive
- Recovery records
- Save files open for writing
- Save NT security information
- Save NTFS streams
- Set archive time to last modified object
- Improved support for more RAR options is planned in future, to allow efficient RAR creation from PeaZip GUI, providing RarLab's WinRar is installed in the system and Rar.exe is available.