Browser Show Download Progress
Elis Riebow
Nautilus (the default file browser in Ubuntu) can mount ssh/sftp servers. They act like a local filesystem after that and you can copy files around like you normally would. And you get the usual progress bar that you would with a normal copy.
The download showing in the top right is the new download experience which is introduced to Edge early this year. You can refer to this article for more information. So, by default, the download information is showing in the top right in the latest version of Edge.
For the second situation you mention, showing download information in the bottom, we need to make some changes to Edge. You can refer to this article for the way to make the download information showing in the bottom in Edge. You can also follow the steps below:
Besides, for the Edge browser you show in the second image, you can navigate to this url edge://version/ in Edge to make a check. I think you can find this flag --disable-features=msDownloadsHub in Command-line:
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While Skyhigh Secure Web Gateway performs anti-virus/anti-malware scanning on downloaded fi les,Progress Indication sends data back to the client computer to keep the connection alive as well as to provide visual progress information to the user. Progress Indication assures that the user and web browser know that Secure Web Gateway received the request and is processing the download.
A fi le that is large and dense, such as a 200MB ZIP file containing software developer tools,can take 30+ minutes to be fully scanned by the anti-virus/anti-malware engine. If progress indication is not provided to the user with Progress Pages, most users become impatient,or worse, believe there is a network or server problem. The impatient user will relaunch their download multiple times, causing the anti-virus/anti-malware engine to scan redundant copies concurrently, adding additional load to the Secure Web Gateway.
Data Trickling can work for any client device or software that downloads data. It is an alternative to Progress Pages, but does not provide any particular visual progress indication beyond that provided by the web browser or client software itself. Data Trickling,from the point of view of an end-user, will make downloads appear very slow. Therefore,we recommend Progress Pages always be enabled and Data Trickling enabled as a fallback for clients that cannot use Progress Pages (this is exactly how the default rule sets are configured).
Because estimations of download time are provided by the web browser, and it is not aware of what the Secure Web Gateway is doing, estimated download times will initially look extremely long to a user. The image below shows download progress indication provided by Internet Explorer v8 while Data Trickling is occurring
When the Secure Web Gateway is used as an FTP proxy, FTP Upload Timeout Prevention enables the Secure Web Gateway to send FTP status messages to FTP clients that prevent the TCP connection from timing-out. This gives Secure Web Gateway time to scan uploaded fi les for viruses and malware. The image below shows progress indication that was sent by the Secure Web Gateway to Filezilla FTP client software.
In the early days of graphic web browsers, Mozilla was the project code name of Netscape Navigator during its development. Netscape was an early innovator, introducing new and advanced features for the day. Websites checked the HTTP User-Agent header. If it was a Mozilla web browser, advanced content would be served; if not, basic content. Eventually Netscape's competitors implemented similar features, enabling their browsers to display the same content. However, not all websites updated their User-Agent string check. As a result,competitors such as Microsoft added "Mozilla compatible" to the User-Agent sent by their browsers. This continues today.
It is easy to figure out if your web browser is Mozilla compatible by doing a quick packet capture. Start Wire shark, browser to a website, then in the capture, fi nd an HTTP request. In the example below, you can see that the web browser is Microsoft Internet Explorer v8 and is Mozilla v4 compatible.
When a user downloads a non-text/html fi le that takes more than five seconds to be processed by the Secure Web Gateway, the Secure Web Gateway will redirect the client to a Progress Page, which will display dynamic progress indication while the download is occurring.The Progress Page shows the amount of data downloaded, total size of the fi le being downloaded and a progress bar.
Once the Gateway has finished downloading the requested file, it will begin anti-virus/anti-malware scanning. During this phase, the Progress Page counts the elapsed seconds during scanning. There is also an animated progress bar.
The client downloads the Progress Page (HTML, CSS, JPEGs, PNGs, etc.). Every 5 seconds the client will then request a progress update to which the Secure Web Gateway will respond. The progress update in the image below indicates that the Secure Web Gateway is downloading the requested file.
When Data Trickling is enabled, downloading a fi le seems like a typical file download that is not going through a proxy: the web browser's download manager appears,manages and displays information. The drawback of this, however, is that the estimated time displayed will seem outrageously long to a user, because the Secure Web Gateway only sends tiny amounts of data while anti-virus/anti-malware scanning is occurring.
The image below shows a basic configuration inside Filezilla that allows traffic to FTP server 10.10.80.200 to be sent through Skyhigh Secure Web Gateway's FTP Proxy Port at10.10.80.57 (NOTE: in this example, the Secure Web Gateway does not require proxy authentication for FTP traffic).
When FTP Upload Timeout Prevention is enabled, the Secure Web Gateway will send a progress indication every 5 seconds while performing anti-virus/anti-malware scanning. The progress indication message is sent as an FTP 226 status code, which generically means: "requested file action successful". Specifically, the Skyhigh Secure Web Gateway sends a message that reads: "226-data processing in progress".
Every 5 seconds, while the Secure Web Gateway is performing anti-virus/anti-malware scanning, the user will see the message: "226-data processing in progress" inside their FTP client program. After uploading a fi le, the user will see that 100% of the file has uploaded, but the fi le will not yet be visible on the FTP server. This is because the Skyhigh Secure Web Gateway is acting as an FTP proxy. The fi le indeed was 100% uploaded,but to the Secure Web Gateway, not the FTP server. Thus the file is not visible on the server.The Secure Web Gateway will send "226-data processing in progress" messages to the client every 5 seconds until anti-virus/anti-malware scanning is complete. If no virus or malware was found, then the Secure Web Gateway will upload the file to the FTP server. Onceuploaded, it will become visible on the FTP server and a message will be sent to theuser's FTP client program indicating success, such as: "File transfer successful".
If you create a packet capture on the Secure Web Gateway or the client PC, you can clearly seethe progress indication sent by the Secure Web Gateway while it does anti-virus/anti-malware scanning: "226-data processing in progress":
No, actually it will not. From the point of view of a user sitting at a web browser, at first it will look like the download is estimated to take hours. In reality it will fi nish much quicker.See information above to better understand what occurs when Data Trickling is in use.
If a user complains of slow downloads, ask them what exactly they are experiencing. If their web browser is estimating a huge time value for a download, check your Secure Web Gateway's Progress Indication settings. It is possible that Data Trickling is enabled butnot Progress Pages.
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