Observed arrival · 2026-10-12
Fuselane turns spare network connections into download speed
A free, open-source download manager that splits a file across Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and a tethered phone, then checks and joins the pieces.
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- For
- People downloading large files over multiple connections
- Worth noticing
- Its worked example compares 117 Mbps Wi-Fi with 113 Mbps Ethernet, while warning that two links to the same router may share one line.
Field notes
The page describes range-based downloads: the app requests a file in parts, routes parts over available connections, then checks and joins them locally. Its example uses Wi-Fi at 117 Mbps and Ethernet at 113 Mbps, but explicitly cautions that links to the same router can share a line. The feature list also includes torrent handling, browser handoff, release feeds, and device-to-device file sending.
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