Hi everyone,
I’m currently using macOS Tahoe, and I’ve run into an issue where I need to open a RAR file. However, I want to avoid using Terminal commands to extract the files. Is there an easy way to do this on Tahoe without using the Terminal? I'm really not into that; I'd prefer something easy to use and multifunctional. The picture is just for beauty :)
Thanks in advance
MacBook Pro (M2, 2022)
You could use The Unarchiver, free from the App Store. Or Keka, not free from the App Store.
Indeed. I missed it because I just woke from a nap.
Rarog888 wrote:
Quick question: do people usually just switch to a file manager that handles archives instead of a separate extractor? I swear I’ve seen folks browse and pull files out of RARs straight in their file manager, but can’t remember the details.
As long as all the files in a multipart archive have the same name, e.g., archive.rar.001, archive.rar.002, etc.), then opening the first one and entering the password extracts the whole set.
For Keka, try visiting the developer’s website.
leroydouglas wrote:
of course there are others like StuffIt Expander:
I don't know how well it works. It hasn't been updated in 5 years.
How to Open RAR Files on Tahoe without Terminal?
