After Microsoft announced Win11 native support for decompressing / compressing rar files, WinRAR posted pictures to laugh at itself.
CTOnews.com, June 1-WinRAR officially tweeted on May 30, mocking the company's current predicament after Microsoft's native support for .rar files through a set of Meme illustrations.
In this set of illustrations, in the first picture, a dog in a hat is sitting at the table with a cup of tea on the table, and the whole room is on fire; in the second picture, the dog says, "it's all right." everything's gonna be all right.
This fits well with WinRAR's current situation, and CTOnews.com has previously reported that Microsoft plans to release Win11 updates in September this year, allowing users to extract compressed file formats such as tar,7-zip,rar,gz directly.
Microsoft also plans to launch a compression feature in 2024 to create such compressed files without using third-party tools such as WinRAR. This greatly threatens the follow-up development of WinRAR.
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"WinRAR responded: Microsoft is honored to support rar compressed files natively."
Microsoft Win11 will natively support tar, 7-zip, rar, gz and other formats to compress files.
"decompression is supported in September this year, and Microsoft said that next year Win11 will natively support the creation of compressed files such as 7-zip, rar and gz."
