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Microsoft's support for regular Zip files is a mixed blessing. On the one hand you can seamlessly open a Zip file and navigate through the directory structure.
by kmoser 3y ago
Microsoft's support for regular Zip files is a mixed blessing. On the one hand you can seamlessly open a Zip file and navigate through the directory structure. On the other hand, if you're not careful, you may think you're in an actual directory, and when you try to double-click to open or edit one of the files, you end up in a confusing world of temp files.
tl;dr I wish Microsoft would make it more obvious when you're navigating a compressed file (and thus not a native directory).
- 16bitvoid 3y agoI wish it would default to unzipping the archive to a folder with the same name in the same directory (without the pop-up window asking me where to unzip it to) when I double-click it like on macOS or most Linux file managers, but to also have a context menu option to view the contents without allowing me to actually interact with the files within.