Sunday, 14 July 2013
says it is - an application that looks after
your downloads, whether direct links, flash
video or torrents.
Do you need it?
Today's browsers actually handle downloads
very well, especially Google's Chrome, but if
you're looking for a complete dowload
manager, Free Download Manager might be
for you. The interface is pretty untidy and
outdated, with a row of buttons along the top
which are not self explanatory. Below are a
series of tabs that let you access the various
download types.
Functions
There are basic downloads, from links you
enter, Flash video downloads from a small
selection of popular video sites, torrent
downloads and a few more. Each part is
relatively easy to use, and you can simply
drag download links into Free Download
Manager's floating drop box. The application
works, but it feels clunky and old fashioned.
We would recommend sticking with your
browser's download manager alongside a
dedicated torrent client if you need it.
Overall
Free Download Manager is an all-in-one app
that should cover all your download needs,
but fails to impress in terms of usability or
looks.
Language: English, Spanish,
German, French,
Italian
File size: 6.9 MB
Date: September 4, 2012
Publisher: Free Download
Manager
Downloads: 1,239,065
O.S.: Windows 98, Windows
98 SE, Windows ME,
Windows 2000,
Windows NT,
Windows XP,
Windows 2003,
Windows Vista,
Windows 7, Windows
8
Category: Downloading software
> Download Managers
DOWNLOAD LINK
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