PeaZip 6.6.0

Release 6.6.0 introduces various improvements, a new fast routine to identify possibly duplicate files, and the ability to try to edit non explicitly supported archive types as MS Office COMPOUND files, Open Office files, JAR packages, and others.
On Windows, 7z backend is updated to 18.05 version, which improves performances, and fixes vulnerabilities, and resolve and possible Windows 10 issues of previous versions.

PeaZip 6.5.1

Release 6.5.1 updates translations, compiler and crypto libraries, 7z backend is updated to 18.01 which fixes 7z 17.x vulnerabilities.

PeaZip 6.5.0

Release 6.5.0 improves archive conversion procedure, updates file manager, and introduces ability to move and rename objects inside existing archives.
Backend are updated to 7z 17.01 beta (on Windows platform), zpaq 7.15 and UPX 3.94.

PeaZip 6.4.1

PeaZip 6.4.1 improves archive update function, file explorer, keyboard shortcuts and Windows installer

PeaZip 6.4.0

Release 6.4 introduces tabbed browsing and full read/write support for archives with relative, full, or absolute paths (even mixed in the same archive). Archive conversion, file renaming and CRC/Hash tools are improved.

PeaZip 6.3.1

Release 6.3.1 comes with multiple fixes, updated translations, and visual updates.

PeaZip 6.3.0

PeaZip was made DPI aware (all platforms), language can be set from command line and from Windows installer, new archive update options are available: update items only if already in archive, and synchronize archive with disk (update matching files, and delete archived files no longer on disk).

PeaZip 6.2.0

PeaZip 6.2.0 brings a visual update of file / archive explorer, tool bar, keyboard shortcuts, and of archiving /extraction screen, showing a cumulative progress bar when multiple tasks are submitted.

PeaZip 6.1.1

Release 6.1.1 is focused in various usability improvements, such as better organized and more visible options.

PeaZip 6.1.0

Release 6.1.0 is focused in improving browsing and inspection of archive structure: the browser displays archive directory tree in navigation sidebar, and the breadcrumb shows directories at each node inside the archive.
Initial directory can now be customized, last visited (default), computer's root, desktop, home, or custom user defined path.