Currently, during sync, there're 2 real-time graphs. Both graphs currently show the same gray projection line, which predicts completion based only on current data transfer speed.
When syncing many small files, the time estimation and graph projection based on data speed (byte/sec) become inaccurate because item speed (files/sec) is the real bottleneck. At this point, the estimation based on item speed will be more accurate.
I'd like to propose adding a new projection line based on current item speed (items/sec) to the sync progress graphs. Change the color of existing gray lines to semi-transparent green, and add the new line in semi-transparent blue to both graphs.
If possible, add a separate time estimation based on item speed next to the current time estimation.
This enhancement will make the projection more accurate and intuitive, especially for mixed large/small file sync. It also allows users to quickly identify where sync bottlenecks stem from.
Thanks a lot.
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