Reviews for Engrampa
Login to ReviewLisa Miller
Apr 06, 2026Solid GNOME Archive Manager, but Has Some Quirks
Engrampa works fine for basic archive operations like opening ZIP and TAR files, and I appreciate its clean integration with the GNOME desktop. However, I've had occasional issues with password-protected RAR files, and creating archives with specific compression settings isn't always intuitive. It gets the job done for free, but power users might find it lacking.
David Walker
Apr 05, 2026Frustratingly Basic Archive Manager
I tried using Engrampa for my basic archive needs, but it consistently fails with password-protected or complex archives. The interface is terribly outdated and unintuitive, often crashing when handling large files. It's frustrating when trying to open common archive formats.
Phoenix Harris
Apr 01, 2026Frustratingly basic and buggy archive manager
Engrampa feels like a bare-minimum solution that constantly disappoints. While it integrates with GNOME's drag-and-drop, I've had multiple crashes when extracting large RAR files, and the interface lacks basic options like batch operations or password management. For something that comes bundled, it's okay for quick peeks, but for any real archive work, I immediately install something else.
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Engrampa
Engrampa is an archive manager for the GNOME desktop environment. It allows users to create, view, extract, and modify archive …
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