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In Firefox 134.0.1, downloads are incorrectly marked as finished after only a few seconds if the download throughput exceeds a certain threshold. This threshold appears to vary between 1 MiB/s and 10 MiB/s depending on chunk size and write interval.
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Throughput higher than 10 MiB/s no longer possible since Firefox 134.0.1
Firefox 134.0.1: Download stops when throughput exceeds a threshold (typically 1-10 MiB/s)
Jan 17, 2025
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Firefox 134.0.1: Download stops when throughput exceeds a threshold (typically 1-10 MiB/s)
Firefox 134.0.1: Download stops when throughput exceeds a threshold (around 1-10 MiB/s)
Jan 17, 2025
In Firefox 134.0.1, downloads are incorrectly marked as finished after only a few seconds if the download throughput exceeds a certain threshold. This threshold appears to vary between 1 MiB/s and 10 MiB/s depending on chunk size and write interval.
Can very easily be reproduced here: https://llaurenss.github.io/streamsaver-throughput-demo/
Firefox version 134.0 works fine, its the 134.0.1 update that introduced this problem https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/134.0.1/releasenotes/
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