How to limit download traffic in Firefox
Downthemall has a per-server speed limit which you can configure under Network Preferences. Wildcards (*) for a global limit don't seem to work though.
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Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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Greg Jennings over 1 year
Is there a setting in Firefox to limit the download traffic speed? For example, I want to download some files using Firefox with max. 200 kbps whereas I want to use the remaining limit to download some other files with a torrent client.
Note: I don't like to use an external download manager. I'd prefer a Firefox add-on instead.
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Unknowntiou almost 12 yearsThe question probably needs some OS tags if you want to do this on the computer that runs Firefox.
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Greg Jennings over 11 yearsIt would be great if DTA worked for a global limit. It does not solve the problem as it is.
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tvdo over 11 years@MehperC.Palavuzlar DownThemAll does have a global limit. It's on the bottom right of the main "Manager" window.