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The advantages of Xunlei are its single-threaded batch download feature – you can download all the attachments in a topic at once with just one click. The downside is that the internet speed slows down when there are many users, and downloading must be done in a single thread. Vote according to your own experience.
Keep it; it’s good to have an extra option.
I think Xunlei is pretty good; as long as people learn how to use it, it can be quite useful. Moreover, it doesn’t conflict with regular downloads either; everyone can choose as they see fit.
It is recommended to keep it.,..But be sure to learn how to use it..
It would be even better if multi-threaded downloading could be avoided through technical means, as this would prevent users who are not familiar with the rules from losing money
Just saw it; haven’t used it yet, will keep it for now: handshake
Click once to download all attachments in bulk. If it only costs one unit of wealth, that’s acceptable; but if it still requires the same amount of wealth as the number of attachments, then it’s better to cancel it
Same opinion as the person in the same building – keep it; it’s good to have another option.
Cancel – A moment of carelessness can result in a significant loss of wealth
Keep it; as long as it can be downloaded in both ways, that’s fine
It is recommended to cancel it; if a large number of members use it at the same time, the servers will not be able to keep up, which will affect speed! The direct download speed is very fast; it’s more than enough!
Either let go a little, or don’t do it at all – what’s the point if it doesn’t cause any pain or discomfort? It can’t be downloaded in batches; then what’s the need for Thunder?
I wonder if it’s possible to make it available only to managers; after all, there are few managers, so it won’t cause the servers to be overwhelmed, and they are relatively familiar with the rules, so no financial losses will occur.
Batch downloading is very convenient, and the speed is fast as well; I think it’s great.
Keep it; the key is to set it up properly yourself