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"Download first and last pieces first" option in Settings #10085
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Originally created by @a-raccoon on GitHub (Apr 4, 2020).
Please add the option
Download first and last pieces firstin the Settings under the Downloads section. This will enable the option by default for all newly added torrents, leaving old torrents untouched.Why? Because it's very inconvenient to toggle this setting on by hand. It is generally considered PEER SAFE behavior for a client to always download the first and last pieces of each file in a torrent, and this serves the practical purpose of downloading all small README files first, as well as all metadata (file headers, ID3 tags, etc) of larger files. Please see this other post for greater detail. [ref]
(I do not ask that the option
Download in sequential orderbe added as an preference under Settings as that behavior is considered to be PEER RUINOUS and should only be used sparring; by few people.) [ref] [ref]@a-raccoon marks this as a duplicate of #9746
@a-raccoon marks this as a duplicate of #8512
@a-raccoon marks this as a partial-duplicate of #6869
@a-raccoon marks this as unrelated to #164
@FranciscoPombal commented on GitHub (Apr 4, 2020):
You knew this was a duplicate and you still posted it, why? Duplicate of: https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/issues/9746
If you just wanted to elaborate on potential benefits, you could have just added a comment to the existing issue.