Error occurred when deleting folders inside an encrypted 7-Zip archive.

[white]

In RC3, I have now implemented steps 1-4 from this post, plus reverting a tab to the archive root when leaving that tab. Please let me know if you still find problems with leaking names.

10.06.26 Fixed: When switching from a tab showing a subdirectory of a header-encrypted archive to a different tab, revert the location to the root of the archive to not leak the name of the subdirectory in the tab header (32/64)
09.06.26 Fixed: Removed the EncryptedNameCache option: Names in header-encrypted archives are now always cached only while an archive is open on one side (32/64)
09.06.26 Fixed: When trying to open a subdirectory of a header-encrypted archive in the background (e.g. Ctrl+Cursor up with "Ctrl+Up opens new tab in foreground" disabled), revert to the root of the archive (32/64)
09.06.26 Fixed: When opening a duplicate tab of a header-encrypted archive in the background (e.g. Ctrl+Shift+T), revert to the root of the archive (32/64)
09.06.26 Fixed: Do not add subdirectories from header-encrypted archives to recently closed tabs list, add the archive itself instead (32/64)

Changes confirmed.

You say: "Please let me know if you still find problems with leaking names." Probably best to make new bug reports for that?

[ghisler(Author)]

Yes, please make new reports as you already did.

[white]

Yes, please make new reports as you already did.

Well that bug wasn't really related. That bug was about tabs having the wrong tab header, regardless of the security implications.

[ghisler(Author)]

I'm moving this thread to fixed bugs now. Please report related bugs in new threads.

Moderator message from: ghisler(Author) » 2026-06-14, 10:51 UTC

Moved to fixed bugs