Further tangent: my company still pays the zombie remains of Corel for WinZIP licenses and that astonishes me. WinZIP is slow and really doesn't seem to offer m

Further tangent: my company still pays the zombie remains of Corel for WinZIP licenses and that astonishes me. WinZIP is slow and really doesn't seem to offer much over Windows built-in support, plus it still "kindly" clobbers the built-in support (on every reinstall/upgrade) removing it from the default and subtly breaking it (which I find quite irritating). It uselessly bloats Windows File Explorer tooltips and dialogs. (Why do I care what some subset of filenames inside the zip file are?) It doesn't seem to offer any useful tools, and its user interface is ugly, slow, and prone to crashing. WinZIP should probably have died in the 90s.