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7-Zip, a popular open-source tool for compressing and extracting files, has released version 26.0. This update refreshes the internal code for several archive formats, such as ZIP, CPIO, RAR, UDF, QCOW, and Compound.
The 7-Zip File Manager has also been updated. Now, file lists are sorted more consistently by using the file name as a secondary sorting key, making it easier to view archive contents.
Benchmarking features have been improved, too. The built-in benchmark tool now works with systems that have more than 64 CPU threads, so it is more accurate and compatible with modern workstations and servers.
Additionally, a bug with extracting TAR archives has also been fixed. Earlier versions had trouble with TAR files that included sparse files, but version 26.00 now handles them correctly.
Finally, 7-Zip 26.0 includes several minor bug fixes to improve stability.
For more details, check the changelog.
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