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I received 2 .png files from apple support, and can't open them. Enquiring with Safari tells me that almost any web browser, can open said files. What am I doing wrong? Thanks for your help. Randy
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iMac 24″, macOS 15.3
In Safari, press Command-O (⌘O) or click File > Open File... and then navigate within that window to the folder where those .png files are located. Select the file and click "Open".
You should also be able to open them with the Preview app simply by double-clicking the file.
There is nothing particularly special about a typical .png file.
In Safari, press Command-O (⌘O) or click File > Open File... and then navigate within that window to the folder where those .png files are located. Select the file and click "Open".
You should also be able to open them with the Preview app simply by double-clicking the file.
There is nothing particularly special about a typical .png file.
or just drag and drop the file into the Safari window
GSLAT1311 wrote:
Enquiring with Safari tells me that almost any web browser, can open said files.
That is correct. You can drag a .png file into any browser window and it will open.
Also, please NEVER EVER post personal information on a public forum, including:
and the list goes on....
+1 👍🏽
How do I open .png files on my iMac using a web browser?
