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If you have a file and you want to open it, try vsiting file.org site this can help you to open any file with any extension and it will show yiu  the steps to do that.
the URL for the site is File.org [1]

To use this site:
Just type the file extension name and click on Find for example if you want to open a file with .tar the site will tell you some information about this extension and will suggest a software to open it [2].

File.org Home Page
[1] Home page for the File.org web site


[2] .tar extension


Top sites that helping you open your file extension:
    • FILExt is a web site to search for programs that use a particular file extension. You can also search for file extensions starting with a particular letter. 

filext
  •  dotwhat.net
    • DotWhat? provides as much information on each file extension as possible and encourages visitors to contact them if they have any additional information on an extension or if they think a new file extension should be added to DotWhat database.
DotWhat?

  • fileinfo 
    • FileInfo.com contains a searchable database of thousands of file extensions with detailed information about the associated file types. You can use FileInfo.com to look up information about unknown file types and find programs that open the files.
fileinfo

  • filedesc 
    • FIleDesc provides an extension registry that you can use to search for your file extension and the site will suggest you the software's that can open it. Also you have the ability to submit your new file extension to be added to the site database.

FileDesc
  • file-extension.com 
    • File-extension the free online file extension library. This site includes a detailed database
      of file extensions, what they are used for, programs they are associated with, and also provides information on how to fix file extension related errors.

file-extension

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Comments

  1. Unknown23 July 2019 at 23:14

    Hi Samir,

    Thanks for such a wonderful list, it’s very useful.

    I think fileformat.com is also a very useful site sharing about how to open a file with any extension.

    FileFormat.com is Your File Format Guide. It contains Information, news and discussions about the file formats that you come across in your daily work and which products support them. At our File Format Wiki you can find information about file formats from application as well as developer's perspective. You can find Description of file formats, History in perspective of their development with time and Characteristics of files of particular formats in terms of specifications.

    Many Thanks

    ReplyDelete

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