.crdownload files
.crdownload file
Chrome Partial Download
An unfinished download in Chrome or Edge — not a real file yet.
What opens a .crdownload file
- Windows
- Resume the download in Chrome or Edge
- macOS
- Resume the download in Chrome or Edge
- Linux
- Resume the download in Chrome or Chromium
What a .crdownload file is
Chromium-based browsers append .crdownload while a download is in progress and rename the file properly when it completes. If one is stuck, the download failed or was paused: resume or restart it from the browser's Downloads page. Renaming a partial .crdownload to the real extension gives you a truncated, usually unusable file, though a partially downloaded video will sometimes play up to the point it reached.
Details
- Extension
- .crdownload
- Full name
- Chrome Partial Download
- Category
- Data
- Created by
- Google (Chromium)
- Format
- Binary
Common questions
- How do I open a .crdownload file?
- On Windows use Resume the download in Chrome or Edge; on macOS use Resume the download in Chrome or Edge; on Linux use Resume the download in Chrome or Chromium. An unfinished download in Chrome or Edge — not a real file yet.
- What is a .crdownload file?
- Chrome Partial Download. Chromium-based browsers append .crdownload while a download is in progress and rename the file properly when it completes. If one is stuck, the download failed or was paused: resume or restart it from the browser's Downloads page.
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Sources
- Media Types Registry — IANA
- Official vendor product documentation — At One Place