FlashGet 3.7.0.1156
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FlashGet is specifically designed to address two of the biggest problems when downloading files: Speed and management of downloaded files. If you've ever waited forever for your files to download from a slow connection, or been cut off mid-way through a download or just can't keep track of your ever-growing downloads then it is for you. It can split downloaded files into sections, downloading each section simultaneously, for an increase in downloading speed from 100% to 500%. This, coupled with its powerful and easy-to-use management features, helps you take control of your downloads like never before.
- License: freeware
- Updated: Dec 21, 2009
- Publisher: Amazesoft
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Rated 30/50 by mohitume at Nov 1, 2010
Can be Used as Bitorent Client Built In emule client ( A file sharing technology) Batch download Allow file Share with other flashget client No Video Download from Video Sharing sitesYoutube, Myspace, livedigital.com etc No Video file coverter for download videos form Video Sharing Sites Flv to MPEG etc all feature + more http://software.j-ja-ho-sa.com/internet/free_download_manager.html
Rated 50/50 by Markymarc at Nov 14, 2010
Can have it download many films even over night automatically. Can restart anyu download and it keeps track of those successfully received. And lots of other goodies. I have none. What would have taken me a week of downloading, was done in a few days of unattended file downloads using this software. What's not to like?
Rated 40/50 by cyberking_unleashed at Nov 17, 2010
High download speeds, simple GUI. Can resume download if u are disconnected, a common problem for those using IE download manager which asks u to download all over again if connection is reset!! Recommended links/pages that appear on right side cause script errors. The links may also be rogue!
Rated 10/50 by tickleonthetum at Dec 19, 2010
Gone right downhill!!!! WARNING: Adware!
Rated 10/50 by twodkb1 at Dec 19, 2010
Nothing that I can think of It doesn't work in Windows 7. I tried using it in Firefox and Avant browsers, but it doesn't download You Tube videos at all. I'm not sure if it's just not compatible with Windows 7 or not, but it certainly did not work for me. I can't seem to find a download manager that DOES work. Orbit Downloader used to work about a year or so ago, but that doesn't work in XP or Windows 7. What gives?
Rated 50/50 by Enlightenment at Dec 22, 2010
Downloaded to a NTFS drive this 6.2GB Wikipedia file http://download.wikimedi...-pages-articles.xml.bz2 FAILED: - GetGo Download Manager 4.5.2.692 - Fresh Download 8.64 WORKS: - FlashGet 3.7.0.1156
Rated 50/50 by germanudo at Dec 29, 2010
It's awesome. Don't forget to go to the option menu and make your set up according to your maschine. None. If you do the set up in the options. Play with the download speed untill you find the best speed for your PC/Internet connection. For all people with the chines problem.Uninstall the manager- Restart. Do a new installation. Right after the installation go to the Click the General Tab and the event.-Then uncheck.........Check new version of Flashget.click applyProblem Solved. To speed up eMule and BT open your ports in the router and readjust your Firewall. Updated on Dec 29, 2010
Rated 20/50 by DerekKerton at Jan 8, 2011
It was free Confusing to use. Inserts in clipboard operation, browser, startup, etc, and still didn't work. I kept putting the download link into it, and it would download a 115kb pointer, but right click "save target file" in my browser got the full 1GB file. Needs simple mode, needs to work.
Rated 30/50 by robinhood2008 at Feb 13, 2011
FlashGet is almost as good as Download Accelerator Plus (DAP) when it comes to managing my downloads. I can schedule downloads to begin when I want, and do everything that DAP could. Unfortunately, FlashGet apparently doesn't like Firefox. When I try to download a file using Firefox, FlashGet seems to just ignore the fact, and Firefox maintains control over the download, which isn't what I want. If for some reason you're still using Internet Explorer, I would definitely recommend either FlashGet or Download Accelerator Plus (DAP). But for those of you who are using Firefox, FlashGet is not for you.