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SecureZArchiver - is a program for archive management (including managing of application backups in archives).
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
ZArchiver is an archive management app. It helps you work with compressed and packaged files such as ZIP, 7z, TAR, and more.
It is also used for application backups stored inside archive files. If you keep backup folders on your phone and need to open, browse, or restore them, this app is built for that.
Because the developer says it does not have internet permission, it focuses on local file handling rather than syncing or sharing through online services.
The developer lists support for creating several archive formats, including 7z, ZIP, bzip2 (bz2), gzip (gz), XZ, lz4, tar, and zst (zstd).
It can decompress and also let you view what is inside many of those formats. The supported list includes common and less common containers such as RAR, RAR5, ISO, ARJ, CAB, LZH/LHA, and many more.
You can also open compressed files directly. The listing also mentions partial archive decompression, so you do not necessarily have to unpack everything.
ZArchiver supports password-protected archives. The developer notes that some archives may be encrypted and you must enter the correct archive password to open the contents.
It also supports multi-part archives in formats where split parts are used. The listing says multi-part decompress is available for 7z and for RAR, with decompression only for RAR multi-part archives.
You can edit existing archives by adding or removing files. The developer specifically calls out editing for formats like ZIP, 7z, and TAR style archives, as well as APK and MTZ.
For backups, the developer says ZArchiver can install an APK and an OBB file from an archive. This is meant for cases where both items are saved inside a backup archive you can unpack and use.
The app can extract split archives too. The listing names split parts such as 7z.001, zip.001, part1.rar, and z01-style naming for RAR splits.
It also supports opening archive files received through mail apps, according to the developer’s description.
The listing does not mention any account requirement or sign-in. It also does not describe subscriptions, paid unlocks, or in-app purchases in the provided context.
The developer explicitly says the app does not have permission to access the internet, so it cannot send information to other services or people.
The listing describes broad local file support, but it does not claim cloud backups, online syncing, or sharing features. It focuses on creating, extracting, viewing, and editing archive contents on your device.
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