Created attachment 159505 [details] The empty .okular file emitted from attempting to save a cbz file under Windows SUMMARY When attempting to save a .cbz file with annotations on Windows 11 as an .okular file, the resulting file is blank (attached) I can also confirm that following the same steps on Linux with the same version of Okular and the same .cbz succeeds as expected, as does saving a .pdf as an .okular file on Windows STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Open a .cbz in Okular on Windows (If you don't have one, zipping some PNGs and renaming the .zip to a .cbz should do the trick!) 2. File -> Save As, and save as an .okular file OBSERVED RESULT An empty .okular file is produced EXPECTED RESULT An .okular file containing the saved document is produced, along with annotations and other things like that! SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Windows: 11 Pro (10.0.22000 Build 22000) KDE Frameworks Version: 5.105.0 Qt Version: 5.15.9 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION I am using the version that was installed from the Microsoft Store here: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/okular/9N41MSQ1WNM8
Created attachment 159506 [details] A minimal cbz that triggers the bug Oh! I actually figured out another important factor when trying to make a minimal test file! It seems to only break when the filename has non-english characters in it So a workaround currently is to rename your files to only have ASCII filenames Also, the PDF I tested earlier did not have any non-ascii characters in it, and when I tried it with one that did, Okular actually still emits a file that isn't empty, but still fails to reopen it So this might actually be the intersection of two distinct problems, one with the comic book format, and one with file handling on Windows in general maybe?