blackjack75: That is actually tentatively planned for v2.0, if I can ever find some time to work on it.

blackjack75: Wow, that's a truly awesome idea! If only I had some spare time... :)

How about turning this app into a MacFuse plugin? We'd get transparent archive files browsing through the whole system.

Ok, no small task I know, but once can dream...

Kind of annoys me that the unpacker isn't reachable through a dockicon or command-tab. If it falls behind another window, there's no easy way to get to it.

@mohamednazmi : I knew about that option, but it also opened (ie, executed) any file, if only a single file was extracted (and not to a folder). Though I had an older version.

The good news: this is fixed! w00t for updates, eh?

Ah, I miss the days when StuffIt was owned by a small and funny company, and .sit was all the hype over to .cpt !

"THis sounds great, but I dont get whats wrong with Stuffit. Seems to work fine for me. Could someone please explain?"

How about, it's horribly heavy for what it does (while this is pretty instantaneous). Not to mention the fact that Stuffit is a commercial beast and this is all free.

Only grievance for me: if its the default for .zip files, it kills Safari's auto-decompress. Otherwise, one of the best pieces of software I've seen...

Groxx: Under the Extraction tab in Preferences, there is an option to automatically open an extracted folder after decompressing.

Very nice. I only wish it had the option to open folders after extraction, and not just to execute whatever file it extracted.
Still, unobtrusive, and better than Stuffit in every way imagineable. And TONS of format support.