Archives, as folders.
A zip, a 7z or a rar opens like any other folder — same list, same columns, same navigation. You can build one from a selection too, and read the password-protected entries someone sent you without hunting for a separate tool.
Ships — you switch it on
On a normal Tuesday
Walk into a zip.
Double-click it and keep browsing. No extract-to-temp, no second window.
Make one from what you selected.
Create an archive, or add to one that already exists.
Open the ones with a password.
Encrypted entries read, once you have the password.
Rar is read-only. We can open what you were sent; we do not make new ones.
How you come by it
Productivity stands on its own — it is not inside Developer, Remote, Creative or Operations, so a developer who wants both holds both.
An add-on is not sold on its own — a bundle is, and holding the same add-on through two bundles is never charged twice. See the bundles.
In the app, off until you move the slider
A fresh install hides anything below the default bar on this add-on’s Minimum readiness slider in Settings › Features. These are in the app today.
- All of it. Every archive feature is registered InTesting, which is below the default bar on the Power user Minimum readiness slider — so a fresh install does not show them until you move it.
Nothing announced
Power user is part of the file manager.
Download File Manager, then pick the bundle that grants it.