PeaZip – a free open-source archiver, which means that having certain skills and knowledge, you can independently modify and improve the program by changing the source code. PeaZip's interface is quite simple, but this is also a good thing: the workspace isn't cramped and the program is convenient to use. Those who have ever used Linux will immediately notice some similarities with the interface shell.
Already, many applications, utilities, and programs have been created to simplify working with archive documents. Some developers aim for rich functionality, half of which is too much even for an experienced user, others go for beautiful design and a clear interface, and still others try to combine everything at once.
As in the lion's share of archivers, the user is presented with a two-column file manager. The left column displays drives with directories, and the right column displays their contents. In the left column, you can find the "Bookmarks" tab, which can be linked to the folders you use most often when working with the archiver.
If you care about the confidentiality of archived data, you can easily set a password for the resulting archive. A distinguishing feature of PeaZip is the ability to create a key file with 4096-bit encryption.
For users who constantly perform routine archiving of the same files or combinations of them, you will definitely like PeaZip's project manager, which allows you to optimize the repetitive process.
As a result, we get a quality archiver whose performance is hardly different from the familiar 7-Zip and WinRAR, which have become standards. But PeaZip has a number of functional additions designed to ease routine work with archiving and make it more comfortable even for users who are just starting to work with archive documents. A convenient, intuitive interface, rich functionality, and a wide range of plug-ins are the main components of PeaZip.
