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7 лучших менеджеров загрузок для Windows, macOS, Linux и Android

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Free Download Manager (FDM)

This free download manager is called (you guessed it!) Free Download Manager (FDM). It can monitor and intercept downloads from web browsers, but can also work independently.

All in all, this is very much my favorite download manager that I recommend above all the others in this list. I say this because of the huge number of useful features it has.

You can create batch downloads, download torrents, preview ZIP files before they’re downloaded and even deselect files you don’t want from the compressed folder, download entire websites, resume broken downloads, run automatic virus checks on downloads, quickly control the bandwidth allocation for all downloads, and download all links from the clipboard.

Downloads are performed in the order they are listed in FDM, but you can move files up or down the list to set their priority. This is an awesome function that’s commonly found in download managers, so it’s nice to see here.

In addition to the above, you can preview and convert audio and video files before they’re finished downloading, set traffic limits, create a portable version of the app, and schedule downloads to occur on certain days only.

The latest version of this program runs on Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, and Windows 7. It can also be installed on Linux, Android, and macOS 10.12 and later. The browser extension works with Chrome and Firefox.

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JDownloader

Probably the coolest feature I found in JDownloader is its remote management ability. Use either the mobile app or the My JDownloader website to start, stop, and monitor downloads from anywhere.

LinkGrabber is a part of this program that adds any download link from the clipboard directly into the program so you can start a download nearly immediately after copying the link.

This download manager can also save a list of download links as a password-protected encrypted file so you can easily import them again later.

Play, Pause, and Stop buttons are at the top of the program, which makes controlling all pending downloads simple.

It’s also easy to control the download speed and the maximum number of simultaneous connections and downloads from the bottom of the program at any time. If you’re looking for a good download manager with bandwidth control, this is a great option.

This download manager supports Windows, Linux, and Mac operating systems, within the Firefox and Chrome browsers.

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Download Accelerator Manager (DAM)

Like some of these other download managers, DAM has a Drop Target button that hovers on your screen to make it easier to start file downloads.

It also supports batch downloads, a scheduler, virus checker, confirmation sounds, and stored credentials. Another feature is MediaGrabber, which can automatically check for streaming video and music files in any browser on your computer.

This program can integrate with Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Netscape, and Safari, in Windows only. The supported operating systems include Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, and XP.

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Internet Download Accelerator (IDA)

Internet Download Accelerator (IDA) can integrate a toolbar with Firefox to make downloading files easy. There’s a live monitor for other browsers, so files can be downloaded with IDA and placed in proper file categories for easy organization. This can be done with regular downloads or files from an FTP server.

Internet Download Accelerator can grab a group of downloads via URL variables, automatically scan for viruses, use hotkeys, change the user-agent information, and auto-download files with certain file extensions of your choosing.

A few IDA plugins are available that expand the functionality of the entire program. An advanced scheduling function is one particularly useful example.

This download manager runs on Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP. The browser functions are supported in a variety of programs such as Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari, Yandex, and Vivaldi.

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Download Accelerator Plus (DAP)

Download Accelerator Plus includes a built-in web browser. You can also add your own links from your browser through copy/paste.

Here are some of the features I like: the ability to import a list of links via an M3U or plain text file, the option to disconnect from the internet after all files are downloaded, a virus checker, and the ability to start downloads immediately after importing the links.

My biggest complaints about this program is that it displays ads, and it probably will never again be updated since the last change made to the software was in 2014. Also, there’s a premium edition, so some features are only available if you pay.

DAP can work on a schedule and supports being integrated with Chrome, Safari, Opera, and Firefox. It runs on Windows only.

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GetGo Download Manager

GetGo Download Manager supports batch downloads as well as a floating drop box for quickly downloading files via drag and drop.

You can paste links directly into the program or import an LST file containing all the download links.

Defining categories for where to place downloads is easy because you can specify the exact file extensions that should be considered a particular category. Doing so places executable files, for example, into a Software folder while MP4 and AVI files are placed in a Videos folder.

GetGo Download Manager can store login credentials for downloading files from password-protected websites. I also like that it can preview image files before downloading them, run downloads on a schedule, and capture videos from video-streaming websites.

Similar to some of the other programs in this list, GetGo Download Manager is considered abandonware because the developer doesn’t update it anymore. Something else I don’t like is that it’s considered adware by some virus scanners.

Windows is the only operating system that this program works on. It integrates with Firefox (it used to work with Chrome, but doesn’t seem to anymore).

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Xtreme Download Manager (XDM)

Xtreme Download Manager (XDM) has a simple interface, which is helpful when you consider that most of the download managers in this list are flooded with lots of menus and options.

XDM includes a download preview, so you can take a sneak peek at media files. It also lets you resume broken downloads, limit the download speed, convert files, automatically download files of a certain format, schedule downloads, and run certain shutdown parameters after downloads.

While some of those features are unique, which is great, I very much don’t like that the add-on asks for permission to read and change all data on sites you visit. I recommend avoiding doing online banking and sharing personal information while using it.

This program is for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Browser monitoring is supported in Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and other browsers.

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FlashGet

FlashGet monitors downloads in Firefox, and it can scan downloads with your antivirus program and tell you how large a file is before you download it, which is awesome.

Download files over the HTTP, FTP, BitTorrent, and other protocols with a seamless integration into the one-for-all download button. Even if you add a torrent file or image/video file to be downloaded, you use the same button, and FlashGet immediately knows how to handle it.

This program also has a floating desktop button, so you can toggle browser monitoring, pause/start downloads, and add new download links.

You can download it on your Windows computer.

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