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Microsoft announced the introduction of built-in support for archives in its operating system. This is reported by The Verge.According to Microsoft Product Director Panos Panay native support for RAR 7z GZ archives will be implemented. Now you can improve the performance of archiving functions when compressing files in Windows Panay said. The corporation clarified that they were able to implement this support through the use of the open source libarchive library.Media journalists noted that built-in support for archives was added to the OS from Microsoft for the first time in Windows history. Up to this point users of the system were forced to download third-party programs to work with archives.In a conversation with the publication a company representative said that the new feature will appear in the current build of Windows 11 which will be released before the end of this week. It is likely that a public version of the archive option will be added to Windows 11 at a later date.Earlier Microsoft released the third major update for Windows 11. With the 22H2 Moment 3 update the operating system received an updated Start menu new privacy settings a function to run 32-bit applications in isolated mode and a live subtitles option.
