3/13/2023 0 Comments Citrio download speed![]() ![]() Just as with Citrio, your Google account works in Torch. Providing mild download acceleration, it has such additional features as media grabber, social networks share button, built-in torrent client and its own music widget called Torch Music. Torch is probably one of the most popular Chromium-based browsers today. Maxton will be 3 times faster than other browsers, but still 2 times slower than Citrio. This browser tries to create its own ecosystem, independent from Chrome, Firefox or Internet Explorer, remaining isolated because of that in terms of extensions. Maxthon is positioned as a cloud based browser, giving user a possibility so sync bookmarks and settings. ![]() It’s available for any OS, be that desktop or mobile. This is a separate browser, which bears no similarities to Chrome. Basically, it’s a Chrome with additional features and maximum possible download speed. As it’s based on Chromium, it’s possible to sign-in into Citrio with your Google Account to synchronize bookmarks, extensions and settings seamlessly. Its download acceleration proved to be the best making it the fastest browser for downloads. It has a number of additional features such as a built-in bittorrent-client, proxy switcher and a video grabber. As it turns out, this browser will speed-up downloads up to 4-5 times, compared with most mainstream rivals. Let’s take a closer look at the winners.Ĭitrio is a relatively new Chromium-based browser. These browsers download a single file by splitting it in segments and using multiple connections to download all the segments and reassemble them into a single file. They all have a built-in download accelerator allowing for multipart download. Here’s how it is possible.Īctually, the science behind the top three fast and furious but not so popular browsers is simple. However, the whole picture won’t change and the fastest will remain the fastest, and so will the slowest. Here are results and they may surprise you.Ĭertainly with another connection the download speed will also be different. The speed may vary sometimes during the process, but it rarely was more than 200 KB/s higher or lower. ![]() Browsers are newly installed, without any optional add-ons, without logging-in and any additional processes running. The test is simple: to download exactly the same video file, from the same server on top three filesharing services: 4Shared, Dropbox and MediaFire. But what happens when you need to download something bigger, like a video file? I’ve decided to check how significant will that difference be and to define which browser will download big files faster than others.įor this test I took the major players on the browser arena (Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera) together with some less popular ones (Torch, Citrio and Maxthon). With downloading some small files like 20MB or 200MB you won’t see big difference. ![]()
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