Quick Unzip

📊 Usage stats (local only) — the footer shows how many files and how many bytes you have extracted. Click it for Settings → Stats: breakdowns by format, type, source, and method; discovery chips (first RAR, encrypted, multipart, nested, …); safety counts from Security Scan and VirusTotal. Nothing leaves the device; Reset is on that tab. Analytics opt-out does not wipe the ledger. ⭐ Review at a real milestone — once you cross 100 files or 1 GB extracted, a one-shot dialog asks for a Chrome Web Store rating. Dismiss it and it does not come back. Footer stars stay. 💡 Quiet Pro hints — if you unpacked many archives one-by-one this month, or many files of one type, a once-a-month toast (and a card on Stats) points at Batch Extract or Extract by type. Subscribed users never see them. ⚡ Faster save to a linked folder — when a download directory is connected, up to four files write at once. “Show in folder” still points at a real (non-dot) file.

What's new in this update: 🖥️ Side panel mode — open Zip Extractor as a Chrome side panel instead of a separate tab. Switch between modes at any time right from the toolbar. 🔄 Smooth mode switching — switching between tab and side panel preserves your open archive. A progress overlay guides you through the transition. 📁 Linked download folder — connect any folder on your disk as the default save location. Files go straight there — no more hunting through your Downloads folder. Hidden files like .gitignore are handled correctly too. 🗄️ Better large file handling — three under-the-hood improvements for working with big archives: Faster reopening — archive file lists are now cached in IndexedDB. Reopening the same archive skips re-reading it entirely and shows the file tree instantly. Lower memory for URL-loaded archives — archives opened from a download link are no longer assembled into one giant in-memory blob. Chunks go directly to IndexedDB and are streamed into the reader, cutting peak RAM roughly in half. Streaming extraction to linked folder — when a linked download folder is set, extracted ZIP files are written as a stream straight to disk. The previous ~2 GB per-file limit no longer applies. 📂 "Show in folder" after download — after saving a file or batch of files, a button appears right in the notification to reveal the result in Finder / Explorer. ⚙️ Open Settings from anywhere — warning notifications now include an inline Settings button so you can fix things without digging through the UI. 🎨 UI polish — cleaner toast notifications with correct icons per severity, a wider confirm popup, and minor layout fixes throughout.

What's new in this update: 📦 Create & extend archives – build ZIP/RAR on the fly, add files to existing archives. 🔐 Password protection – secure your archives with a password. ✏️ Full file management – rename files, move them between folders – organize everything your way. 🎨 UI improvements – cleaner, faster, and more intuitive.

What's new in this update: 🔗 Upload by direct URL – Just paste the link. 🌐 On-site upload button – Appears on supported sites (can be hidden). ☁️ Extract to Google Drive – Send files from archives straight to your Drive.