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WinRAR: Version 5.90 released for Windows, Linux, Mac and Android: WinRAR 5.90 Final has been released with many improvements and bug fixes for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android operating systems.

For those who don't know, WinRar is a file compression and decompression software from RARLAB, which supports ARJ, BZIP2, CAB, GZ, ISO, JAR, LHA, RAR, TAR, UUE, XZ, Z, ZIP, ZIPX, 7z, and 001 distributions.

There is also a free trial of the program, meaning you can use WinRAR for a certain period of time before purchasing it.

As we already mentioned, WinRAR 5.90 comes with several performance improvements, such as better support and a higher number of threads. Below you will see in detail the most important changes that are present in the new version.

1. Faster speed for processors with 16 and more cores.
2. Higher compression ratio for RAR5 format.
3. The maximum number of threads is increased from 32 to 64. The -mt command can now take values ​​from 1 to 64.
4. The “Multithreading” parameter has been replaced by “Threads.” Here you can set the number of threads with values ​​from 1 to the number of threads processor .
5. WinRAR now shows the size of compressed files.
6. Added a "Total folders" field to the parameters displayed by the "Info" command.
7. There is now a window that shows the progress and has a cancel button for formats that take longer. For example: tar.gz and tar.bz2.
8. It is possible to change the size of the windows.
9. Great improvement of RAR5 format recovery file.
10.  The recovery command for RAR5 files can now be used without entering a password.
11. If the folder for the “Convert archives” command does not exist, the program tries to create it. This did not work in older versions of WinRAR.
12. Added export support for GZIP files.

Fixed errors:

1. The “repair” command which indicated that the file was invalid, when in fact it was.
2. The bug where WinRAR ignored the “quick open information” option (if it was “Do not add”) when searching for contents.
3. The Ctrl+C shortcut now works in the file comments window.
4. The bug where WinRAR ignored the destination path in the file header if the option to create separate documents for each file was active.