extract script can't handle files with spaces about voidrice

This is a simple fix. You just have to quote the $1s

For example:
*.tar.gz) tar xvzf ../$1 ;; -> *.tar.gz) tar xvzf ../"$1" ;;

Alternatively, you can use ranger's built-in extract tool with the 1l command.

[rinnarii]

@M3taX Oh great, that worked. I found out another problem which is the mkdir $NAME && cd $NAME, in which this is what happens for example: mkdir file with spaces, creating a folder for each word. So I also quoted those too. Although what did you mean by 1l?
I'm closing this issue now, and will create a pull request.

@Daenarii Ranger can already do what this script does. Hovering over a compressed file and pressing 1l will create a new folder and extract it there with the appropiate tool (it's a bit funky sometimes though)