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How to Open a RAR File on Your Mac Using OSX

If you have received a large file via email or download and it is in the RAR format, you may be wondering how to open it on your Mac. The good news is that there are several ways to do so.

First, if the files are really huge and they do not fit your mail or server, just split them into pieces. Don't worry, they will still expand to produce your original file :). Keka can create files in these formats: You can test the newest features of Keka before they are released. If you find a bug or have something to report, head over to Issues.

For those who do not know what RAR is, it was introduced in the 1990s with the release of WinRAR compression program. Since its introduction, the format has become a common compression format along with .ZIP and 7Z. While RAR files are typically created by WinRAR, they may also be compressed and extracted with a variety of utilities.

One way to open a RAR file on your Mac is to use an application like Keka. This application can extract RAR, StuffIt, Zip, 7zip, and many more popular (and not so popular) archive file formats. To reduce file size, Archiver lets you choose from a palette of high-yielding compression formats.

Another option is to use the Context menu with Archiver. With this feature, you can extract RAR, StuffIt, Zip, 7zip, and many more popular (and not so popular) archive file formats. Simply right-click on the RAR file and select "Extract" to start the extraction process.

If you want to set Keka as your default extraction application, you will need a helper. Simply download and extract it, move it to the desktop, and then open it.

Overall, opening a RAR file on your Mac is relatively straightforward and can be done using a variety of applications and methods.