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I have also observed this behavior, but only when the file is new and the only seeder is the uploader.
Hower I'm kinda curious to test it out. Any idea if there's some way to script qbittorrent to somehow mimic this behavior?
Download until 99,0% completed with 100% of download speed, then reduce to 0.1% of my download speed until finished?
No, I don't know how to script to test it, sorry. But, if you do test it let me know what you find.