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Is it possible to limit download speed?

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Pielouka
Pielouka
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If I'm downloading some file, is there any way I can cap the download speed (so that the other person using the internet can still have enough bandwidth to stream video)?

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If I'm downloading some file, is there any way I can cap the download speed (so that the other person using the internet can still have enough bandwidth to stream video)? Thanks

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Diego Victor
Diego Victor
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Hello,

I did some search and i think the firefox doesnt control the speed downloadbut you canuse download manager external:

FredMcD
FredMcD
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Go to the Mozilla Add-ons Web Page, and look for a download manager. I use one and set it up to download only two at a time. When one download is done, it will start the next one automatically. This way, I can keep surfing the web and not worry about bandwidth.

Pielouka
Pielouka Porandu apoha
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What you suggest will limit the number of simultaneous downloads, not the speed. It wouldn't solve my problem.

FredMcD
FredMcD
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No, but it limits what the down-loader is doing.