Google Docs Crashes When Downloading Multiple Files at Once
A Google Docs user reports that attempting to download multiple files simultaneously causes the application to crash. The bug prevents batch file downloads and disrupts users who need to export multiple documents at once.
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Similar Problems
surfaced semanticallyGoogle Docs file downloads intermittently fail or produce duplicate files
Users experience inconsistent download behavior in Google Docs where downloads either stall mid-process or generate multiple duplicate files. This affects reliability for users who depend on offline access and creates confusion about which downloaded version is valid.
Google Docs Download Fails
A user reports being unable to download a Google Docs document. The report lacks detail on the error or context, making it impossible to distinguish a platform bug from a permissions or account-specific issue.
No Download Progress Visibility or Reliable Multi-File Export in Google Docs
Users downloading multiple files at once from Google Docs have no way to track which files are downloading, and report that downloads fail after each file completes. This lack of transparency and reliability makes bulk exporting a frustrating, error-prone task. The problem appears to affect Docs' export/download pipeline broadly rather than being tied to a specific file type or account.
Google Docs mobile downloads large files repeatedly with no visibility
A user cannot download a large file on mobile without it triggering multiple duplicate downloads, no progress indicator during the process, and the resulting file not appearing in the expected location.
Downloaded Files Complete Successfully But Are Not Visible in Download Folder
Users experience a confusing state where a download reports completion but the resulting file cannot be found in the downloads folder. This is a common cross-platform file management bug that leaves users uncertain whether to retry. The issue affects both mobile and desktop cloud storage clients.
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