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Recently I can't download or print from attachments to my gmail. They come up with a long title including 'googleusercontent.com'. I see on some blogs that google recommends we simply click 'download' and then can use the doc. Sep 25, 2016 I can save attachments to my Google drive from gmail and view them there. I can forward the emails to Mail for Mac or Yahoo and open them there, but I cannot open or download them from Safari with gmail, and this is a new problem since the Safari update. Google provides four ways to view Google Mail attachments: in a new window, in Google. To download the attachment to your computer, in the upper-right corner of the screen, click the. I think it will help, but I haven't tried the solution yet. Suggest new content or let us know how we can improve this content (optional).

I have been using Gmail app on my droid ever since I configured my first Android phone in the initial setup wizard. But until yesterday, I never knew that the app does not allow us to save some specific attached files to our Android’s SD card. If one is only viewing and saving attached JPEG and PDF files using the application, he will never know about this fact and mine was a similar case.

Yesterday, for the first time I tried to save an attached zip file using the Gmail Android app and to my surprise, I was denied. The particular feature disables the downloading of zip, exe and other such files that can be a potential threat to the system. Google says that the feature provides increased security. But it can be irritating at times when you know the fact that the zip file was from a trusted source.

But I am not the kind of guy who relaxes and shifts to a computer in order to download the file, rather I look for workarounds and here are the two of them using which I managed to download the restricted files.

Using the trick you can download any file on your Android (including attached APK) which usually installs directly using the Android application installer.

Using Browser and Download All Files

First of all, install Download All Files on your Android. Using Download All Files one can download files like APK, RAR, ZIP on his phone which are not supported by default. After you install the program, open the Gmail inbox on your browser and try to download the attached file.

Download All Files will catch the link and give you the option to download the file to your Android’s SD card. After the file is downloaded you can use a file manager (I prefer ES File Explorer) to open the file.

Using K9 Email App

If you are not comfortable using the browser, the K9 Mail app is a cool alternative to download the attached files form Gmail. K9 is a mail organizer for Android and you will have to configure it for your Gmail account. It’s simple… just your provide Gmail username and password and the entire configuration will be done automatically.

Now when you open a mail which contains an attached zip, apk or any such file, tap the option Show attachments to list all the files that are attached in the mail. Having done that, tap on the Save button next to each attachment you want to download. The files will be saved to your system download folder and just like the former trick, you can open it using a file manager.

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