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[redblade7]

What is a large file for you? ISO files with size 4-5gb are not a problem.

Why would you want to download that through the regular browser though?

Why not? For example Windows ISO from Microsoft server. Or Linux ISO. I see no reason to use a torrent program just for 1 file. Also i dont like torrent.
I have fast internet (VDSL 50000), so i dont care about 4,5,6, whatever GB.

I was thinking more of a download manager, like KGet, FreeDownloadManager, or DownThemAll

[Fedor2]

kizo07
50 mbs a good intenet, for me i suppose, that's because your downloads never broken. I have only 5 mbs adsl.

Why not? For example Windows ISO from Microsoft server.
I also used to download them only with the browser, however i had unexpectedly many broken downloads recently, so i started always use an extension.

[half-moon]

kizo07
50 mbs a good intenet, for me i suppose, that's because your downloads never broken. I have only 5 mbs adsl.

Why not? For example Windows ISO from Microsoft server.
I also used to download them only with the browser, however i had unexpectedly many broken downloads recently, so i started always use an extension.

Weird, I have a 5mbps ADSL and my downloads don't break.

[kizo07]

a good intenet

Last couple of mounts, I'm connected to all in one cable TV/phone/breadbond (max up 100 Mbps). But, depends of traffic, can vary much...all from broken connection to maybe 60-65 Mbps optimal.
However, even to download big files or many files at once Pale Moon's 'built in' downloader works just fine here. But I 'admit' that in some seldom cases, when I have some other important tasks to do with PM, I use parallel, external downloader, so I can use Pale Moon 'normally'.

[kizo07]

I just forgot to say...as external downloader I use 'jdownloader', portable, of course.

[Fedor2]

I was conducting a research at diffrent connections, and now have new assumption the matter is not about network error but of the simultaneous downloads. If it is started simultaneous downloads, reasonably big enough, they likely would be quietly failing. More 7 is almost always.
I inspected the code and see that it regulated with promise appliance which well known being not fully supported.

[Moonchild]

I was conducting a research at diffrent connections, and now have new assumption the matter is not about network error but of the simultaneous downloads. If it is started simultaneous downloads, reasonably big enough, they likely would be quietly failing. More 7 is almost always.
I inspected the code and see that it regulated with promise appliance which well known being not fully supported.

Wrong assumption. Promises are fully supported in Pale Moon 27.*. If your concurrent downloads don't start or stall when starting a large number of them, it is almost certainly throttling on the server side.

[Fedor2]

Not sure of course of the promise being fault. But with simultaneous downloads you likely get that silent error.
i begin test this with addons.

[Moonchild]

Not sure of course of the promise being fault. But with simultaneous downloads you likely get that silent error.

I'm sorry but you seem to have no idea how promises work.

[Fedor2]

I'm sorry but you seem to have no idea how promises work.

Yes i rather do not. However i am for sure this is an error regardless promise or else. But i never ask you are to begin quickly do something with this. Say just what do you agree that is an error there.

[Moonchild]

There is no error here as far as I can see.
Like I said if you have concurrent downloads not starting, then it's most likely an enforced restriction (throttling) on the server side.
If you need to download many things from sites concurrently, you should be using a more advanced download manager that will automatically retry and deal with throttling stalls, like DownThemAll.