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Funny enough, searching for winrar leads to some other site than rarlab.com so they might be stupid and have 2 sites or there is malware out there
The windows online software sources situation is crazy. Like why the hell do random websites offer downloads?
Edit: rarlabs.com redirects to rarlab.com which is the correct site. Wikipedia to the rescue
It’s such a mess now. Back when I fixed computers l (basically reformat for any software issue) someone I worked with showed me ninite, and I’ve loved it since then.
As opposed to adding a random url you grabbed from an answer on a forum and throwing that into your sources?
I just use ninite for everything like that. It’s been my homie since the early 2010s.
Wikipedia has correct URLs
Sums up the state of search engines pretty well