Software Update: Total Commander 9.22 RC1

A new version of Total Commander has been released. This program can be used as a replacement for Windows Explorer. Splitting the image in half makes it easy to copy files, but the program can do much more. There are various ways to modify files, there is a built-in ftp client and a multirename tool, and there is support for a large number of compression formats. Furthermore, the functionality can be plugins be expanded. Version 9.22 mainly contains bug fixes, including a fix for the directory traversal bug in unacev2.dll. The release notes for this release are as follows:

Total Commander 9.22 release candidate 1 is available now!
Please note: You may get a Microsoft Smartscreen Filter warning because we have a new code signing certificate. If you get this, please click on “More information”, and then on “Run anyway”.

This version mainly patches a security hole in unacev2.dll used for unpacking ACE archives. But I have also backported a lot of bugfixes to 9.22 which I had implemented for the next big release. A list of all corrections, also for previous versions, can be found in the history file.

As usual, the update is free for all registered users.