I use Mozilla Firefox as my browser and occasionally I’ve found that certainresources (typically JavaScript or CSS files) may fail to load because of anerror NS_ERROR_FILE_CORRUPTED, which is displayed in the console. For me,this is rarely seen, though I’ve experienced the issue a few times onTrello.com and another on our corporate website CMS. This has the effect ofpreventing whatever that resource was from loading, so in the case of CSS itwon’t display and in the case of JS it won’t run. On Trello, this resulted ina fully broken page — nothing displayed except the header because the wholething is a JS app, and on our CMS, the left-hand navigation was broken becausethat depends on JS too.

Nserrorfilecorrupted The specified file is not a recognizable Zip file. Other errors may be thrown upon failing to open the file, such as if the file is corrupt or in an unsupported format.

• 'File error: Corrupted' nsresult: '0x8052000b (NSERRORFILECORRUPTED)' location: 'JS frame:: debugger eval code:::: line 1' data: no In this case, re-running the commands again worked and resolved the issue.
• For bugs in Firefox Desktop, the Mozilla Foundation's web browser. For Firefox user interface issues in menus, bookmarks, location bar, and preferences.
• Handle NSERRORFILECORRUPTED with localStorage Aug 10, 2015 shane-tomlinson added this to the FxA-0: quality milestone Sep 7, 2015 vladikoff added the good-first-bug label Dec 22, 2015.

To solve this issue, at least for these sites, I opened my console and did the following:

and reloaded the page. Clearing my cache, my browser’s local storage orrestarting the browser was not enough — I expect because the localstorage for these specific sites had become corrupted at some point.Occasionally, running the two commands above actually produces anexception with NS_ERROR_FILE_CORRUPTED in the console output:

In this case, re-running the commands again worked and resolved the issue.

Over time I’ve switched between stable to Developer Edition and eventually toNightly, and I also actively use tools to block cross-domain resources,trackers and so forth. I haven’t looked into the specifics because the issueis so sporadic and now easily solved, but I may if the issues persist.

Ns_error_file_corrupted Firefox

Name Ns_error_file_corrupted