Theoretically, every possible type of attachment should be downloadable, since all the device has to do is decrypt it and save the file byte-for-byte. We should not have a situation when some attachments fail to download because of their type, but that's what happens today.
- go to Contacts app on Android, "manage", "export all". It produces a vcf file, like
contacts.vcf
- use FlowCrypt for Android to send it to yourself encrypted
- open on iOS
- tap download
expected: file gets decrypted / saved to downloads
actual:

Theoretically, every possible type of attachment should be downloadable, since all the device has to do is decrypt it and save the file byte-for-byte. We should not have a situation when some attachments fail to download because of their type, but that's what happens today.
contacts.vcfexpected: file gets decrypted / saved to downloads
actual: