AminBhst/brisk

Download Engine V2

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To maximize download speed at all times, the ultimate solution is to reuse connections that have received their designated bytes and dynamically segment the bytes of other connections.

e.g. Connection 2 and 3 have finished downloading and connection 1 is still receiving bytes. In this case, connections 2 and 3 each should be assigned to receive 1/3 of the remaining bytes of connection 1. By doing so, all connections will remain active at all times and the download speed will be boosted in cases with slow download speed on single connections.

The algorithm will most likely be complicated to implement and requires extremely rigorous testing to ensure stability and prevent file corruption.

It looks very promising sensational amazing, thank you so much Mr @AminBhst :) 💯 🥇

Hello Mr @AminBhst , i discuss with a developer about this issue and he says to me : "This extension offers the m2 compatible version for Firefox. You can download the XPI from AMO website and change the extension to "ZIP" and use it on a Chromium-based browser."

so if Brisk support firefox browser, there is no need to develop manifest v2 since the manifest v2 already exists in firefox extension, that's right ?

@trimechee Hey. Brisk extension currently uses manifest v3 and the Firefox extension works fine. As I previously said, I will only move towards v2 if I encounter limitations posed by v3 for future developments. Also, I would appreciate it if you could ask questions in their relevant issue only. Using unrelated issues to ask questions will only clutter the issue. You could also use the discussions tab to do so. I'd be more than happy to answer. Thank you