What if you have files that need to be uncompress (unzip) but they are in formats you just don’t have the software do it? Most of us encounter this when we are downloading files from the internet, where author compress the files in formats like 7z, RAR, ISO, etc.
Wobzip is an online service that helps you to unzip almost any compressed formats, and that includes these following formats for now:
7z, ZIP, GZIP, TAR, BZIP2, RAR, CAB, ARJ, Z, CPIO, RPM, DEB, LZH, SPLIT, CHM, ISO
To uncompress files, browse to your file and click uncompress from the website. Wobzip currently supports up to 100Mb of single compressed file. Wobzip will list all files for download after it has successfully uncompress it.
What’s hot
It’s good that you don’t have to download each an every application to support all compression formats.
What’s not
Unicode currently not supported, and it will listen to files compressed with password.
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Posted by hongkiat in Web 2.0 , at 10.23.07
Tags: uncompress, unzip, wobzip |
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Comments
syahid ali October 23rd, 2007
this app is awesome. imagine how useful this when you have no winzip installed and you need a quick file zip / unzip.
Replyryan bell January 17th, 2008
its good but u have to download every file 1 by 1
Replyryan bell February 15th, 2008
yer its gd
ReplyMARK March 5th, 2008
Seems slow but i am trying to uncompress a 24mb rar… Does it work in firefox? Could do with a progress indicator just to let people know whether the file is actually uncompressing or if the browser is just hanging.
Free though and no adds so if it works well for small files then thats still useful and very much appreciated.
Replymantiz July 24th, 2008
thanks mate.. I was looking for something like this to use in our college’s computer lab (they don’t provide unzipping software in the pcs to prevent us from downloading anything!). this one solved the problem:)
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