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Entry text: [quote="Jota.Ce"]Hi. I want to thank your great work in SM2 again, and tell you i'm the only one who likes small buttons xD But as i'm not an active developer i have no rights to complaint about buttons, sizes, positions,... (or should i?). Anyway, i only wanted to ask for one thing i always thought about (and all browser devs should think about)... When a browser knows the size of a download (sometimes it doesn't), and that download ends prematurely (without finishing full download size)... it should be impressively easy to check if expected size and final size mismatch, and if so, then retry the download or try to append from file end (or a small amount of bytes before the end). You could even ask for an answer from the user, but at least, give a warning about file sizes mismatch. Sincerely, i don't know why browsers have such an absurd behaviour, making you think it's finished OK since many years ago... Just my opinion ;)[/quote]
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