Arc File Manager

Arc File Manager is a robust application designed to simplify the management of files on your device. With this utility, users can effortlessly handle common file operations like opening, copying, moving, deleting, sending, renaming, and viewing file details. A standout feature is the ability to compress and decompress an extensive range of archive formats, notably including 7z (7zip), rar, and zip files. This functionality harnesses the 7zip library for swift and efficient compression and decompression.

Users will benefit from the convenience of extracting over 30 different file formats with just a single click. For those seeking enhanced security, the app supports the creation and extraction of password-protected and multi-part archives. Additionally, it enables you to create direct shortcuts on your home screen, as well as bookmark your favorite folders or files for quicker access.

The user-friendly interface offers both list and grid views for file browsing and includes a search function to locate files effortlessly. Archive operations are broad and cover the creation of various archive types as well as the extraction of an impressive variety of formats, including the newer RAR5. Moreover, the software caters to large file support, meaning it can handle archives exceeding 2 GB in size.

Users can manage archives efficiently by adding or deleting files, perform partial extracts, and even open archives directly from email attachments or downloads. Delving into its technical capabilities, it includes features like multi-threading on compatible devices, unicode support, and large archive handling.

A particularly user-friendly aspect is that all the features within this file manager are available at no cost, though it includes advertisements. As a constantly evolving tool, future updates are to be expected that will enhance its functionality even further. For those encountering password requests during decompression, it's important to note that this relates to the file itself, not the application, and underscores the secure handling of password-protected files. Non-password protected files will function smoothly without this step.