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Drop one GZ or two hundred. Batch conversion is not a paid feature here.
A .gz file from a server, a log rotation or a download has to be opened on a machine with no gzip tooling.
The gzip stream is decompressed and the resulting single file is stored in a ZIP archive, which Windows Explorer opens natively.
Gzip compresses exactly one stream and holds no directory. A .tar.gz is therefore two layers, and converting only the outer one leaves a TAR inside the ZIP that Windows users then have to unpack again. Convert both layers or say which you did.
There never was. Gzip compresses a single stream, and the folder structure lives in the TAR inside it.
Marginally. Both use Deflate, so the difference is container overhead rather than algorithm.
Drop one GZ or two hundred. Batch conversion is not a paid feature here.
ZIP Archive is lossless, so nothing is thrown away in the conversion.
Converted and deleted the moment it finishes. Never written to permanent storage.