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Zip file can not decompress Mac OS X
Hello DB.
I have now, on multiple occasions, had clients write me that when they download a folder I sent them, the resulting .zip file will provide an error when decompressed. I have myself recreated this on a Macbook Air M2 on OS X Monterey and Big Sur. The downloaded zip file has the correct size, but is corrupt.
Best, Tor
I’ve run into a similar issue with decompressing files on macOS before, and it can definitely be annoying. One thing that worked for me was trying a different app like The Unarchiver—sometimes the default Mac decompressor doesn’t handle certain formats well. Another thing to check is if the file is corrupted; I’ve had that happen before and no app could open it.
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- Hannah
Dropbox Staff
Hey torbachkristensen, thanks for reaching out to the Dropbox Community today.
Which browser are you using to download the files?
Do you see any difference, if you download them from a different browser or a private browsing window?
And do the files preview correctly on the Dropbox website?
Keep me posted.
- I don’t know what browser clients use, but for me it is Safari. Everything is perfect in my dropbox folder and the web interface. It is only the server generated zip files that get corrupted.
- Jay
Hi torbachkristensen, how large is the zip file once it is compressed and downloaded?
