Open liyuxi opened 4 years ago
I can currently preview .zip files in File Explorer without extracting them.
Are you suggesting this should work with more file types like .rar and .7z?
This is a great idea
Would a tree view of the files names be ok? Maybe if you double click then it opens?
This is a great idea
Would a tree view of the files names be ok? Maybe if you double click then it opens?
or both😘
Now that there's a reason to have the Preview Pane open with File Explorer for all the file handlers Power Toys provides now, it'd be really great to see a preview of zip files too. I think a simple TreeView would be fine, just allow us to expand folders.
Bonus to be able to right-click and extract just the selected nodes (folders and/or files) or double-click and open a single file.
Please File Explorer support previewing the contents of zip without unarchived
Microsoft Windows File Explorer already supports viewing and editing ZIP archives without decompressing them:
I know there is a way to configure which Preview Handlers File Explorer's Preview Pane uses for associated files, but is there a way to use Peek's preview handler for archives in the Preview Pane?
Please File Explorer support previewing the contents of zip without unarchived
Microsoft Windows File Explorer already supports viewing and editing ZIP archives without decompressing them:
This is about getting a preview when you're clicking on the file within the folder vs. having to try and find it in the folder list to navigate it like a folder:
If you have a ton of folders and or archives, trying to find them in the folder list is a pain, especially if it's something you just downloaded and is right here. The goal is to just have a quick glance within the contents to help make decisions on what to do with the file or how/where to extract it.
The majority of my workflows with zip files is:
Then I have a new folder with the contents of the zip file that I can use. Great! Oh, I have to do these 12 steps again, great...
I'm going to open a new issue for a new idea...
like BetterZip for QuickLook in macOS