

At this point, the extension is capable of reading data from a server and writing to the internal storage at up to 80Mbytes/s. This extension uses the native API to move the chunked data from the internal storage to the default download directory hence the record of your download will be kept by your browser similar to a normal download that is fetched directly by the default download manager of your browser. When the file is fully fetched from the server, the segments are merged and the file is saved in the default download directory of your browser. Theoretically, since each thread act as a separate downloader, the downloading speed increases when the number of threads increases. The chunked binary data is stored into the temporary internal IndexedDB storage. The extension is capable of downloading a single file from multiple threads. It is heavily dependent on new methods that are introduced in ES6 such as the streaming fetch API and async calls. This is the third edition of the "Turbo Download Manager (TDM)" extension. What is the "Turbo Download Manager (3rd edition)" extension?
