Help test MDZip
MDZip's apps are tested by their developers, but that's a handful of computers. You can help by following a short test script on yours and saying what happened. No coding, and no need to know anything about MDZip beforehand.
How it works
- Pick a script from the list below, for an app and a computer you have.
- Follow the steps. Each one says what to do and what you should see. When something looks different, note the step number and what you saw. A screenshot helps.
- Post your results in Test reports. A short form asks which script you followed, the app version, your computer, and what didn't work. You need a free GitHub account.
A report where everything passed is useful too: it tells us the app works on a computer we haven't tried. If a step fails, we'll turn it into a bug report for that app and reply in your post.
Test scripts
| Script | What it checks | Time |
|---|---|---|
| MDZip Studio on Mac | Installing Studio on a Mac, opening .mdz files from Finder, editing, pictures, the Mac menus and the Dock |
About 20 minutes |
Intel Macs are especially welcome: Studio hasn't been tried on one yet.
Want a script for another app or computer? Ask in Discussions.
This page renders from testing.mdz (MDZip, ~1 KB, updated 2026-11-09) — one self-contained file. Download it, open it in the web editor, or read how these pages are made.