ZipMania Update 0.9.1

The ZipMania (0.9.1) is now released.

• You can open various compressed files such as ZIP, RAR, 7Z, EGG, ALZ, ISO, and more.
• You can preview images and texts directly without extracting.
• Fast compression and decompression with a dedicated ZIP engine.
• Supports password setting, file name encryption, and split compression.
• Compress and decompress directly from the right-click menu in Explorer.
• Free to use without ads or bundled installations.

History

• Version 0.9.1 (2026/08/23)
  - Improved the ability to identify files that could not be processed and the reasons during compression and decompression
  - Added Ctrl+A for select all, Shift for continuous selection, and PageUp/PageDown for quick navigation
  - Fixed the issue of unnecessary right-click menus appearing in the compression, decompression, and settings windows
  - Improved display of the file selection window and error messages to match the selected language
  - Fixed the problem where folder selection display might not refresh normally in some cases
  - Overall improvements in the stability of opening files, drag operations, compression, and decompression
  
• Version 0.9.0 (2026/08/18)
  - Initial version released
  

Related Links

• Program Source: https://github.com/newkilho/ZipMania
• Update Notice: https://kilho.net/archives/notice/2940

Download

• Download from Kilho Net

License

• ZipMania is open-source software.
• You can use it anywhere without restrictions, whether at home, work, or school.
• You can freely distribute it anywhere.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• What types of compressed files are supported?
  Supports various compressed files including ZIP, RAR, 7Z, EGG, ALZ, ISO.
• Does it contain ads or adware?
  No, ZipMania does not have ads or adware. No unnecessary programs will be installed during setup.
• Is it open source?
  Yes, ZipMania is distributed as open source. You can review the source code directly, and it is developed transparently.
• Can I check files without extracting them?
  Yes, you can preview images and text files directly without extracting.
• Can I compress or extract files directly from the Explorer?
  Yes, you can compress or extract files directly from the right-click menu in Windows Explorer.