v3.0.1

Upgrade NuGet packages, fixed X86 lib (in v3.0.0 release both might have been x64)

v3.0.0

XZ and Zstd compression

v2.2.0

Upgrade SharpZipLib to Version 1.4.2

Bugfix: If TryCompressAll is true empty files are no longer wrongly recognized as compressed.

v2.1.1

Bugfixes and SharpZibLib is now embedded in the plugins lib.

v2.0.0-pre

Now uses SharpZipLib and is able to (de)compress not only GZip but also BZip2 files.
For now, the libraries are not merged to a single one.

v1.2.2

BugFix: The text might include \0 so SCI_SETTEXT is not usable and SCI_CLEARALL followed by SCI_ADDTEXT should be used.

v1.2.1

The plugin now keeps track of the encoding. The npp encoding of the (compressed) file will be utf-8, to bypass npp's encoding conversion step.
Only works with UTF8/16.

v1.2.0

When a files is opened that does not contain a BOM and non latin chars then the automatic detection of the encoding fails on zipped files. And option is now included so that all zipped ANSI files will be opened as UTF-8.

v1.1.0

Some bugfixes and the ability to (de)compress the text in the editor - not only when saving/opening the file.

v1.0.2: BugFix: empty files were always opened as compressed

Since empty files don't throw an exception while decompressing, they would always be tracked as (de) compressed files with 'Try decompress all' enabled.
Now empty files will only be compressed if the suffix matches one gzip-suffix or it's marked manually.