Apps tagged with 'gzip'

File Roller is the archive manager of the GNOME desktop environment. It can extract, view, create and modify archives. File Roller is only a graphical interface to archiving utilities such as tar and zip.

Open and explore ZIP, 7z, RAR, and many more archives without extracting. Create and edit archives with encryption and advanced compression. Open, search, and share files directly from the archive.

Rapidgzip: Parallelized Decompression of Gzip Files with Support for Fast Random Access.

A free and open-source file encryption software for Linux, Windows and Mac that encrypts/decrypts files so they can be stored securely, utilizing compression, Reed–Solomon Error Correction, encryption and keys derived from the user's password with Argon2id.

Online tool for inspecting and debugging HTTP requests and checking common cases like headers, gzip compression, HSTS implementations or HTTP redirects. Encode or decode base64 and URL encoding.

KeyCDN is a high performance content delivery network (CDN) offering many powerful features, including real-time image processing that is super easy to use.

re7zip is based on the functions of 7zip and it meant to allow users to download archive files, even if the archive is remotely stored.

Springy is a simple to use, yet powerful archiving and compression utility for Mac OS X. Springy integrates seamlessly with the Finder and includes some very useful features. Springy supports all most widely used archiving and compression formats: ZIP, RAR, TAR, 7-ZIP, PAX...

Our products include TurboFTP - secure FTP client program with SSH2 and SSL/TLS support that runs scheduled ftp tasks as NT service; TurboFTP secure FTP/SFTP/HTTPS Server, TurboFTP SDK - ActiveX FTP component; and AnyZip, a Windows Archiver.

A free and open source javascript clone of AnyOrigin, inspired by Whatever Origin, but with support to gzipped pages.