UPDATE: ACTUALLY HAS SUPPORT FOR MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS! I was initially bummed out thinking this feature was just not included at all as I used it a lot in the Twitter for mac app of old, but as it turns out it's included! but hidden in a strange way. Long time every day user of Tweetie for Mac and the old UI Kit Twitter app Sync your contacts to find friends currently on Twitter or invite more Get suggestions on influential people to follow Look back at your Tweets, Retweets, replies, media, and likes Customize your profile with a photo, description, location, and background photo Create a group conversation with anyone who follows you Chat privately with friends and followers Respond to replies or be alerted to Tweets you were mentioned in Discover which of your Tweets were liked or Retweeted Be in the know about pop culture and entertainment Get caught up on news headlines and videos Discover Moments, curated stories showcasing the very best of today’s biggest events
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Note that in addition to preventing Safari from automatically extracting downloaded zip archives, this will also prevent Safari from automatically opening other files types, such as pictures, movies, audio, PDF, and text files.From breaking news and entertainment to sports, politics, and everyday interests, when it happens in the world, it happens on Twitter first.
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To disable automatic zip archive extraction, go to Safari Preferences, and under General, uncheck the Open “safe” files after downloading option. You can recover the downloaded zip archive by opening the Trash folder, and after recovery, extracting the archive manually.Īs a workaround to prevent this issue from recurring, we recommend disabling automatic zip archive extraction in Safari until Apple releases a bug fix. The original zip archive that was downloaded will be found in the Trash. The failure is dependent on certain details of the zip format, including large file support, necessary for data delivered by NCBI Datasets.
Due to a bug in Apple support of zip archives, the extraction may fail to extract all files, but no error message is shown. By default, Mac Safari will automatically extract zip archives after download. This problem is known to affect various versions of macOS, including Mojave (10.14), Catalina (10.15), and Big Sur (11).
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When downloading data from the NCBI Datasets web interface, you may see only the README file after the download has completed (while other files appear to be missing). We have identified a bug affecting Mac Safari users. Workaround to avoid Mac Safari zip archive bug When I download using Mac Safari, I only see the README file.
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