Download Manager
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Multiple connections and Allocate bandwidth.
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Download Manager should have ability to set file timestamp from Modified header (if HTTP) or file date/time (if FTP).
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@pesala said in Download Manager:
Multiple connections
I'm not a download manager expert, but vivaldi has a flag at
vivaldi://flags/#enable-parallel-downloadingwhich enables parallel downloading to accelerate download speed. It's not configurable and I have no idea how many multiple means, but this flag may indicate there is already support in some form.
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@lonm Not sure, but I think that would refer to multiple files being downloaded at the same time, not segmentation of a single file into multiple streams.
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Also need Queue download setting
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FYI, this request is internally under VB-29898
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@cheve11e_191 Great! Thanks for the headup.
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Just add support for external download managers, which already supports all and more.
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As it is, but as I leave the browser in the background the Windows operating system, just like Chrome does, in the sidebar or better known as "try-ico" because I want to close all tabs and leave open in the corner together near the clock.
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Just upvoted! Necessary feature.
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Download manager with an option to define how many concurrent downloaded files to download.
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As a start, Vivaldi could just make the downloads panel accessible as a tab.
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A download manager similar to what SLIMJET browser has. They named is TURBO DOWNLOAD MANAGER which is builtin and works exact way of ADM or IDM.
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I really don't like how vivaldi://downloads looks like. it's very chrome
wish we can give this page some makeup...
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@madiso it is accessible vivaldi://downloads but it's not official and not really practical.
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I could really do with being able to throttle the download bandwidth - I often want a large file downloaded, but don't want to consume the entire download bandwidth of the house while doing so.
Fairly common feature elsewhere.
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@gavinbrebner
Hi, where is such a feature in Firefox?
Do you up vote this request in first post including bandwidth allocation?Cheers, mib
