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Note: Browsers cannot force a user’s computer to unzip a file automatically due to security restrictions. The automation must happen on the user’s local machine using the methods below. 🍏 How to Auto-Unzip on macOS

macOS has a built-in tool called Archive Utility that can handle this seamlessly. Open Archive Utility using Spotlight (Cmd + Space).

Click Archive Utility in the top menu bar and select Settings (or Preferences). Change the “Save expanded files” destination if desired.

Keep the default settings, as macOS Safari automatically expands “safe” files by default. For Non-Safari Users (Chrome/Firefox) You can use the built-in Folder Actions Setup utility: Open Folder Actions Setup.

Attach the script open -a Archive Utility to your Downloads folder. Any new ZIP file hitting the folder will extract instantly. 🪟 How to Auto-Unzip on Windows

Windows does not natively unzip downloads automatically, but you can set up a simple automated task using PowerShell and Task Scheduler. Step 1: Create the PowerShell Script

Open Notepad, paste the following code, and save it as unzip.ps1: powershell

\(downloadsFolder = "\)HOME\Downloads” \(destinationFolder = "\)HOME\Downloads” Get-ChildItem -Path \(downloadsFolder -Filter.zip | ForEach-Object { Expand-Archive -Path \).FullName -DestinationPath \(destinationFolder -Force Remove-Item \).FullName } Use code with caution. Step 2: Automate it with Task Scheduler Open Task Scheduler and click Create Basic Task.

Set the trigger to Daily or When an event is logged (File System Change). Set the action to Start a Program.

Type powershell.exe in the Program box, and add -File “C:\path\to\unzip.ps1” in the arguments box. 🛠️ Third-Party Tools for Total Automation

If you prefer a visual interface without writing scripts, dedicated automation software is your best option.

DropIt (Windows): A free tool that monitors your downloads folder and automatically extracts archives based on rules you create.

Hazel (macOS): A powerful automated organization app that can watch your Downloads folder and run an “Unarchive” command the moment a ZIP file appears. To help tailor this automation, let me know: Which operating system are you currently using? Which web browser do you prefer?

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