Auto start/silent download

[armync]

As someone press a link to download a file, the app can use (if enabled) the default set path and can complete the download. It can show a toast as "Downloading..." near tray bar.

[CarterSnich]

Meant to issue this as well. It's kinda annoying when you want to just downloading a lot of stuff. An option to just automatically download without asking would be helpful and pretty much common thing with download managers.

[AminBhst]

As someone press a link to download a file, the app can use (if enabled) the default set path and can complete the download. It can show a toast as "Downloading..." near tray bar.

I didn't quite understand what you're asking. Would you mind explaining a little bit more?

[armync]

Sure. The main idea resides in the title. Usually, on a browser without a download manager, when you press "Download" on a site, it begins the download sequence and shows a little tick 'finished' flag.

e.g.

On the other hand, on Brisk, the moment one presses the 'Download' on the given site, it won't start the download sequence but instead, it puts the file download on hold and waits for the user's further actions such as confirming the download path, name and so on. Instead, what I am proposing is to have an option (enabled by default) to download the file through Brisk straight on, without holding/prompting for other actions, by considering the default set path in Brisk's options (e.g. C:\User\Downloads for Win).

e.g. What happens with Brisk now

Another togglable feature that can be linked to the main one is to have a down-right corner widget/popup on dekstop, that shows "Downloading... x% speed x/mbs" as the file downloading sequence is going on as visual feedback.

[AminBhst]

Yeah sure we could do that