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Started by Baz, Mar 08, 2008, 13:27:55

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Baz

does anyone use a download manager program.

have been recommended this one and wondered if anyone has used it before.

years ago had Download Accelerator Plus, I think thats what it was called, but couldnt get used to it.

Simon

I think they were more useful back in the dial up days, Baz.  I used to use Star Downloader but haven't found the need for anything with broadband.  :)
Simon.
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kinmel

I use Flashget together with the Firefox add-on Flashgot, mainly because it allows you to resume downloads.
Alan  ‹(•¿•)›

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colirv

I use the DownThemAll Firefox extension.
Colin


Baz

thanks for the replies. those who use one, what are they like? do you notice any difference when using it

Sebby

Personally, I don't use a download manager; I don't see the need with broadband. I remember GetRight from the old days, though... :)

Baz

can you schedule downloads with them. The one I linked to is capable of doing it which is what I was looking at

colirv

I've not explored whether DownThemAll can be scheduled - I don't download big enough files to merit it. It is quick, however, providing the site allows multiple downloads - typically I'll get 50-100KB without it and 300KB (i.e. my synch of 2500Mb) with it.
Colin


Lance

I used to use Mass Downloader but, like others, haven't really found the need since broadband :)
Lance
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kinmel

Quote from: Baz on Mar 08, 2008, 16:14:47
can you schedule downloads with them. The one I linked to is capable of doing it which is what I was looking at

Yes, flashget lets you set a schedule for downloads
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What is the date of the referendum for England to become an independent country ?