2.3.0 — Side panel, linked folder, and large-archive handling
Chrome side panel, a linked download folder, and lower memory for large and URL-loaded archives.
Changelog
What shipped in each Quick Unzip release.
2.3.5 — Faster 7z, larger archives, cleaner file tree
Faster first 7z open via WASM preload, WORKERFS mounts for large archives, and higher batch-extract limits.
2.2.0 — Create archives, add files, organize the tree
Create or extend ZIP, 7z, and TAR archives in Chrome, with optional passwords and in-tree rename and folders.
2.1.1 — Open from a link, extract on the page, send to Drive
Open an archive from a URL, an in-page button on supported sites, and extract straight to Google Drive.
2.1.0 — Archives from the web
Fetch archive URLs in the extension so a link can open without a manual download. Drive upload followed in 2.1.1.
2.0.1 — Google Drive stability
More reliable Google Drive sign-in and opening archives from Drive. No new features.
2.0.0 — Open archives from Google Drive
Sign in with Google and open an archive from Drive without saving a local copy first.
1.5.0 — More archive formats
TAR, GZIP, BZIP2, XZ, ZSTD, XAR, and WIM join ZIP, 7z, and RAR via the 7z WASM engine.
1.4.0 — 7z and RAR in Chrome
Open .7z and .rar locally in Chrome with js7z.wasm — no 7-Zip or WinRAR install.