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The best rar file opener that works on Windows and Mac?
Hi everyone! Not a tech savvy and need some advices here. I've been working with RAR files for some time now, and I'm tired of switching between different tools depending on the operating system. Cu...
If you’re on a Mac and hunting for a great RAR file opener, Keka is pretty much the way to go! Seriously, I've tried a bunch of tools, and Keka stands out for a bunch of reasons.
- Right off the bat, Keka's interface is super clean and easy to navigate. You just drag and drop your RAR files into the app, and boom—you're good to go. No complicated menus or settings to fiddle with. It’s like they designed it for people who just want to get stuff done without overthinking everything.
- It’s not just a one-trick pony either. Keka handles a bunch of formats beyond just RAR—like ZIP, 7z, and TAR. So, when you get those random file types that you didn't expect, you can still open them without searching for another app. It’s like having a Swiss Army knife of file compression right on your desktop.
- If you've got sensitive stuff, the great RAR file opener lets you add password protection to your archives. This is clutch if you’re dealing with personal files or anything you want to keep under wraps. Setting it up is straightforward, and it makes you feel a bit more secure about your data.
- Keka doesn’t bog down your Mac. It’s lightweight, which means you can use it without draining your system resources or waiting around forever for it to load. Extraction and compression are pretty speedy, too, which is always a plus when you're in a rush.