Its interface is simple and modern if a little dark , and its accelerator can help you get your files 10 times faster. It does this by splitting each file into chunks, then downloading each one using a different server connection, making downloads not only faster, but also more reliable. If you're into music and movies you'll be delighted by its sequential setting, which lets you begin playing a file while it's still downloading.
There's also a built-in video downloader with support for YouTube and Vimeo, and a video converter that changes the file format automatically once it's finished downloading. There are lots of fantastic options around, but if you love music, films and TV then Ninja Download Manager is the tool for you. Note that the link to download the free version of Ninja Download Manager is at the very bottom of the developer's homepage. Free Download Manager aims to be all things to all people — and succeeds.
It's a download accelerator, a BitTorrent client, an audio and video previewer and a traffic management tool, and because it's open source, it's completely free and receives regular updates from its community of developers. It includes powerful scheduling features and a very handy remote control that means you can leave your downloads running and check on their progress from any internet-connected device.
It can spider sites to download specific kinds of files, and you can choose to download only the bits of a ZIP file you actually want. It's an exceptional program, and it was tough to choose between this and Ninja Internet Download Manager for the top spot. JDownloader is a free, open source download manager with a massive developer community, and it's available for Windows, Linux and Mac. You'll need the Java Runtime Environment to run it, and you'll have to be careful when installing it: the installer contains adware, which will be bundled in with the download manager if you don't specifically deselect it.
Also beware fake 'download' buttons on the site; the actual download link is a line of text. North America. The best free download managers make it simple and easy to better manage your downloads and downloading speeds. Download Accelerator Plus. Chrome's Download Manager on Android is bare bones. It sorts downloads by date and displays the filename, size, and root domain it was downloaded from in the interface.
You may use the search to find files but won't find many other useful options there. A tap on a download launches it and a tap on the menu displays options to share the file or delete it. You may use the Files app on your Android device to manage downloaded files better. Just open it on your device, e. Tap on the Menu icon in the top left corner and select Downloads to display only downloaded files.
Here you may select the menu next to individual files to interact with them, e. Some Android devices come with a Downloads app. Design and layout of the app depends largely on the manufacturer of the device. The download app on my Xiaomi Mi4c device for instance separates files that are downloading from complete files. You may pause or resume files that are in the download queue there for instance. There you may also clear the list of downloads which just removes the reference to the download but not the actual file which remains on the device.
You may use the file manager of the device instead to access all files downloaded to it. Use it to open the downloads folder on the device which lists all downloaded files that have not been deleted yet. Some browsers handle downloads internally. One question that should come up is why Google does not list downloads in the browser itself.
It could be a combination of downloads not being overly popular on mobile devices and keeping Chrome as clean and tidy as possible interface wise. The download manager. And share after you select a file or more.
Not even search, let alone pause download, etc. The way I discovered this was a bit infuriating as I had to redownload some files.. Also no select all button, I have to tap on each file, all of them if needed, to select then remove them. Thank you so much buddy…. I forgot that I could control chrome downloads using my Default downloads app. Finally I could stop a large file from downloading on my mobile data.
Anyways Thanks again!! Thank you! I came here from a Google search after wondering if I was somehow going blind and missing the downloads options. There is no way to delete the list of downloads all at once, you have to delete each item one at a time. It takes forever. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Please click on the following link to open the newsletter signup page: Ghacks Newsletter Sign up.
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Search for:. How to manage downloads in Chrome for Android. Find out how to manage files that you download from a network or the Internet on your Android device using the Google Chrome web browser. Martin Brinkmann.
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