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# BACKEND
* PEA 0.44
* UPX 3.09
# CODE
* Code cleanup
# FILE MANAGER
* Bookmarks branch in navigation tree moved on first position, starts by default maximized and containing common useful locations
* Improved breadcrumb context menu, unified with refresh menu
- features history menu
- features entries to open in specified path the system's file explorer, command prompt, new instance of PeaZip, properties, and web search
- features quick access to relevat filesystem paths (same as "Filesystem" menu top level)
* Improved tasks wrapper (gwrap) for readability and clarity, explore input and output paths is now featured
* Improved Settings: reorganized and simplified
* Improved speed of adding items to archiving operations: by default directories' content is enumerated only on request (in layout's context menu)
* Improved tool bars, added New folder button in file manager bar and Rename in image manager
* Improved web search function for quick access to most relevant web resources
* New history menu containing recently visited pats and archives, session history and breadcrumb of current path (also in archive/extraction interface)
* System tools deduplicated and moved to context menu, always accessible, more tools available
- (Windows Vista and more recent) Added "Open PowerShell here" function
* Various fixes and improvements, including
- (Windows) Added quick links to user's music, pictures, and videos folders in browsing, and archiving/extraction interfaces
- (Windows) Free disk space and % displayed in standard status bar and in archiveing/axtraction interfaces
- (Windows) Improved adding multiple items from context menu functions
- Added support for displaying thumbnails of xpm, and pgm images
- Improved accessibility to various functions like bookmarks, web search, show thumbnails, open new instance, explore path...
- Uniformed various menus and submenus so same groups of functions are easier to find at first sight
# EXTRACTION and ARCHIVING
* Fixed: extract to new folder now ignored in drag and drop operations consistently to how most file archivers work
* Sizes of single input itmes in readable form |
