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About

This tool represents a paradigm shift in data privacy, moving file processing from the cloud edge directly to the client's V8 engine context. By leveraging the ArrayBuffer and Blob interfaces, we allow users to manipulate compressed data streams without a single byte leaving the local device. This is critical for handling NDA-protected documents, financial audits, or source code.

The extraction logic utilizes the DEFLATE algorithm, combining LZ77 (sliding window compression) and Huffman coding. The theoretical compression efficiency is modeled as entropy H:

H(S) = -ni=1 pi log2 pi

Where pi is the probability of character occurrence. This tool reverses this process, reconstructing the directory tree in the browser's volatile memory.

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Formulas

To ensure data integrity during extraction, we calculate the Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC32). The polynomial used is standard IEEE 802.3. The checksum calculation over a data block D of length n bits is defined as:

CRC(x) = M(x) xn mod G(x)

Where G(x) is the generator polynomial. If the calculated CRC does not match the file header's hex value 0xDEADBEEF (example), the file is flagged as corrupt.

Reference Data

ExtensionMIME TypeMagic Number (Hex)StructureCompression Method
.ZIPapplication/zip50 4B 03 04Central DirectoryDeflate / Store
.TARapplication/x-tar75 73 74 61SequentialNULL (Uncompressed)
.GZapplication/gzip1F 8BStreamDeflate
.APKapplication/vnd.android50 4B 03 04ZIP-basedDeflate
.LOGtext/plainVariableText StreamN/A
.JSONapplication/json7B or 5BStructured TextN/A
.PNGimage/png89 50 4E 47Binary BitmapDeflate (Internal)
.WAVaudio/wav52 49 46 46RIFF HeaderPCM (LPCM)

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Once the page is loaded, the JavaScript logic is cached. You can disconnect your internet and continue to extract files. This confirms that no data is being sent to any server.
RAR is a proprietary format. While we are working on a WebAssembly (WASM) implementation for RAR, the current version strictly supports open standards like ZIP and TAR to maintain a lightweight, audit-free code footprint.
It depends on your device's RAM. Since extraction happens in-memory, a 16GB RAM laptop can comfortably handle 2-4GB archives. Mobile devices may be limited to 500MB.
Yes. Code files are displayed as text strings, and HTML files are rendered in a sandboxed iframe with script execution disabled to prevent XSS attacks.
Absolutely. This is a core feature. Unlike cloud converters that unzip everything, you can click a single file in the list and download it individually, saving significant processing time.