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This simple application allows view content of ZIP, RAR, gz, tar, tar.gz, jar, bz2, Z, 7z files (including password protected files). You also can preview content of files and email individual files from archive. To view files: - go to email with attachment; - click on attachment; - click "Open In.." button; - select Zip Browser. Please email alexander@r3apps.com for feedback and support Twitter: @r3apps Features: - Get files from email attachments; - search inside archives; - access files through iTunes Sharing; - save images into gallery; - next previous button for file preview; - send the whole zip file not just parts of it; - open files in other applications; - show/hide system files. - view: * PDF files; * text files; * images; * Microsoft Word files; * Microsoft Excel files; * Open Office Files Video: MP4, MPV, M4V, 3GP, MOV Audio: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, CAF Document: ODS, PDF, RTF / RTFD, DOC / DOCX, XLS / XLSX, PPT / PPTX, CSV, CHM Text: HTM / HTML, TXT ... Picture: JPG / JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF, BMP, TGA ... - view OpenOffice files; - support of archives from Viber application;

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Direct - Remove Redirection

Frustrated with Google's secretive click tracking slowing down your online experience? Bid farewell to delays and revel in a faster, more streamlined browsing adventure with Remove Google Redirection. Remove Google Redirection is a Safari extension designed for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. To enable its features, it's essential to grant permission in Safari settings, allowing the extension to read and alter webpages for all websites. * Why we should remove google’s redirection: Google's Click Tracking secretly monitors which URLs users click to enhance search technology, customize content, and improve advertising. This data refines search results and pagerank, identifying popular webpages and frequently clicked links. Despite its utility, privacy advocates are concerned. Users remain unaware of the redirection, as Google reformats the destination URL through its servers.