Cannot add a large file (32 Megabyte) (A Lot text)

Cannot add a large file.
Nothing happens.
Empty all the time.

35,000,000 character (UNICODE + NORMAL TEXT)
300,000 words

size only 32 MB

AppData\Local\Chromium\User Data\Default\History - Kopia.TXT

PSPad 64-bit

Can't add large file. Where do you want to add file?

As always, provide all information.

I repeat. I want to add a file, but I can't add it.
This is an extremely "heavy" file.
When I try to add = nothing happens.

If you use the browser, open the "History" file (Chrome, Chromium) - not possible in PSPad.

I repeat. I don't understand what does "add file" means. You mean you can't open file?
I don't know if your file isn't empty or if your file has all content on one line or...

I can open the file in another editor, so this problem is in the PSPad.

Why don't you want to check your own "History" (Chrome) file in your browser???!!!

I have already reported this issue on the forum long ago and you still cannot check it out.

File: History

add extension txt

You are certainly intelligent but you do not understand such simple things.

Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 2020-01-20 16:07 by maki.

I am sorry. In my history is list of visited pages.
I don't have there any big file like you.
How do you acces to browser history? You listed it in browser and choose save as or ?
Can you give me link on any big file you are talking about?

C:\Users\YOU\AppData\Local\Chromium\User Data\Default\History <==file

OR

C:\Users\YOU\AppData\Local\Chrome\User Data\Default\History <==file

1500 URL + Unicode

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-01-20 16:33 by maki.

I am sorry, I use Opera (based on Chrome).
History file is SQLLite file, it's not TXT file. So if you will add TXT extension, it will stay binnary file, not TXT.

I know binary. But you can open file (other editor) and copy the text and save as TXT, and it still won't open!

Or you can open bypassing / skip "null" and it should open.

But in PSPad it doesn't work.

PSPad is text editor. It won't open binary file as text. You can open this file in PSPad hex editor and copy text from the right window part.