Free download manager?

[Duddits]

I'm looking for a free download manager. I would prefer something that can
download just one file at a time. I used to use flashget, but I think the
new version isn't very good.

LeechGet Personal Edition
http://www.leechget.net/en/

regards

Dud

 

[Steven Burn]

I'm looking for a free download manager. I would prefer something that can
download just one file at a time. I used to use flashget, but I think the
new version isn't very good.

I use my own custom built File Fetch 2004 but thats just me.

www.it-mate.co.uk/support/filefetch2004.asp

Note however, File Fetch 2004 is NOT a download manager in the same sense as
GetRight etc etc, it's a very simple file downloader.

The reason I've replied is because your clock is wrong (it's saying you
posted at 06:29 which is impossible since it's only 05:46 and incorrect
since it first showed up at 05:00)

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Regards

Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!

Disclaimer:
I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)

 

[Andy Marosszeky]

Hi Michael,
FreshDownload from Fresh Devices (do a Google search on Fresh Devices).
Totally Free, no ads etc. but requires registering - I use it and generally
works very well.
Hope it's what you want.

Regards,
Amos

 

[Michael]

I'm looking for a free download manager. I would prefer something that can
download just one file at a time. I used to use flashget, but I think the
new version isn't very good.

 

[Paul Woodsford]

http://www.freshdevices.com/
Fresh Download
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[Derald]

I'm looking for a free download manager.

Although, technically, it is registerware, I use Fresh Download
primarily because all of the others I've tried (except for payware)
eventually wierd-out on my Win98 platform. The "update notices" spam
from FD is not too noxious; I do not know whether one may opt out.
FD is stable, not too clunky, and relatively unintrusive. Its
"click monitoring" is not 100% in Mozilla 1.5 & 1.6 and it's easily
bypassed with a right-click. I'm not sure that FD is starting my
anti-virus app, however, although I am using the same startup directive
as in other d/l managers.

 

[Michael]

Thanks for the suggestions everyone! I will try them all out.

 

[BillR]

Thanks for the suggestions everyone! I will try them all out.

You'll find several discussion threads in the google newsgroup archive
-- if you haven't already.

www.pricelessware.org has several suggested download managers. My
favorite, not listed, is Net Transport. Official Net Transport site:
http://www.xi-soft.com/default.htm
but try a major freeware archive site for the download.

As you may have noticed from a prior discussion I think FlashGet was
great (except that I couldn't take the blinking ads in the adware
version), so you may discount my advice. What didn't you like?

BillR