Errors with --chunk-size, possibly related to SSL/TLS encryption.

Let me start out by saying I don't know the difference between SSL and TLS. I assume they're more-or-less the same thing, but I would appreciate being corrected if I'm wrong. I am trying to figure out how to download files with multiple threads, similar what I like to do with aria2c: `aria2c [url] -K1M -x5 -s5.` I typed the following command: `wget2 [url] --max-threads=5 --chunk-size=1M`. However, only the first 20 Megs will download. The download will get stuck while the error count continues going up infinitely. If I add `--retry-on-error=\*`, it gives up after 20 errors, as I would expect from the man page. The problem goes away after I remove the `--chunk-size` argument, which - for me at least - defeats the purpose of not using wget 1.x. I also tried adding the `-d -o log.txt` options, and will attach the log file below. If I've interpreted the logfile correctly, it seems like I'm getting 443 errors. Is that true? If not, am I doing something wrong? I am running Linux Mint 21.1, and I'm the `2.1.0` build from my repos. The URL I'm testing on is the latest GNU/Linux version of waterfox: `https://cdn1.waterfox.net/waterfox/releases/6.5.10/Linux_x86_64/waterfox-6.5.10.tar.bz2` [log.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/21192306/log.txt) Also, I am not convinced I am getting multiple download threads in the first place. According to [this page](https://commandmasters.com/commands/wget2-common/), there should be mention of active threads in the terminal output. ("Thread 1 started; Thread 2 started; ... [total 10 threads active]"). However, my terminal shows no such thing. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong?