Tiny Expander for Mac 1.0

If you're a Mac user, you know that the built-in unarchiver can be frustratingly limited. That's where Tiny Expander comes in - it's a powerful replacement for the default unarchiver that makes it easy to expand over 25 different archive formats, including ZIP, 7Z, RAR, TAR, and XAR.

But Tiny Expander isn't just about expanding archives - it also allows you to open encrypted archives with ease. Whether you're dealing with password-protected ZIP files or encrypted RAR archives, Tiny Expander has got you covered.

One of the best things about Tiny Expander is how easy it is to use. Once installed on your Mac, all you need to do is double-click on an archive file and Tiny Expander will take care of the rest. You can also drag and drop multiple files onto the app icon to quickly expand them all at once.

Another great feature of Tiny Expander is its support for split archives. If an archive has been split into multiple parts (for example, "archive.part1.rar" and "archive.part2.rar"), simply select one of the parts and Tiny Expander will automatically detect and extract all of them.

Of course, there are plenty of other utilities out there that claim to be able to handle archive files - so what sets Tiny Expander apart? For one thing, its speed - thanks to advanced algorithms optimized specifically for Mac OS X systems, this app can extract even large archives quickly and efficiently.

But perhaps more importantly than speed is reliability. With some other archiving tools out there (especially free ones), users often run into issues like corrupted or incomplete extracted files. With Tiny Expander's robust error handling capabilities though (including CRC checks), these kinds of problems are much less likely to occur.

And if you ever do run into any issues with using this software? Don't worry - customer support from the developers behind this app is top-notch as well. They're always available via email or phone if you need any assistance getting started or troubleshooting any problems along the way.

Overall then? If you're looking for a reliable replacement for your Mac's built-in unarchiver that can handle even complex archive formats with ease (and without breaking your budget), look no further than Tiny Expander!