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the built-in handler for compressed archives (e.g. .zip, .gz, .tar) in macOS.
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Opening a CBR with Archive Utility; avoiding cpgz/zip loop
I'd like to use Archive Utility (the built-in OSX archive tool) to decompress some .cbz and .cbr files. Unfortunately, Archive Utility doesn't seem to recognize .cbz or .cbr as a zipped file, so if I …
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