One application that is mandatory in every system is Download Manager,.. There are many Such softwares, freeware,paid, licences and more,... question is which would be best for your system. In our last post we already discussed about IDM and its Pros and Cons.Today, we decided to test another one called EagleGet, which offers almost all the features of a paid download manager like IDM absolutely free of cost.
EagleGet:
The application has a really nice looking UI. It feels modern, classy and doesn’t seem to burden system resources. One of best features in EagleGet is how it automatically organizes the download files into different categories, such as Media, Documents, Software and Compressed, apart from the mandatory All, Processing and Completed categories.
When a download task is added, the file name, download progress and transfer rate are shown. You can pause, delete or open the downloaded file by hovering over the item.
The application also has an integrated ad-free online video sniffer, which allows the app to automatically detect and save streaming videos for offline viewing.
Download button is showed on top right of every video you see.
Select your preferred format of video and download to watch your video offline.
EagleGet is a very nice download manager with a clean, pleasingly sparse interface and convenient browser integration, where your clipboard and browser are both monitored for downloading activity. The video download function is very well done and works extremely well.
There is something really pleasing about having control over your downloads – being intercepted and routed into the appropriate folders, being able to pause them, getting tray notifications at download completion, etc. Which is why I really like this program and recommend it wholeheartedly.
However, there are things that can be improved: the video download button can be unreliable, appearing one time and disappearing the next (on the same video service). Also, there doesn’t seem to be a way to pause it momentarily (aside from deactivating the extension in the browser), which is strange. But minor gripes overall.
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EagleGet:
The application has a really nice looking UI. It feels modern, classy and doesn’t seem to burden system resources. One of best features in EagleGet is how it automatically organizes the download files into different categories, such as Media, Documents, Software and Compressed, apart from the mandatory All, Processing and Completed categories.
When a download task is added, the file name, download progress and transfer rate are shown. You can pause, delete or open the downloaded file by hovering over the item.
The application also has an integrated ad-free online video sniffer, which allows the app to automatically detect and save streaming videos for offline viewing.
Download button is showed on top right of every video you see.
Select your preferred format of video and download to watch your video offline.
Regular downloads can be added both manually and automatically. The manual route involves copying and pasting the download link into the application by hitting the ‘Add Download’ button. You can then specify download location, category and output name.
EagleGet is a very nice download manager with a clean, pleasingly sparse interface and convenient browser integration, where your clipboard and browser are both monitored for downloading activity. The video download function is very well done and works extremely well.
There is something really pleasing about having control over your downloads – being intercepted and routed into the appropriate folders, being able to pause them, getting tray notifications at download completion, etc. Which is why I really like this program and recommend it wholeheartedly.
However, there are things that can be improved: the video download button can be unreliable, appearing one time and disappearing the next (on the same video service). Also, there doesn’t seem to be a way to pause it momentarily (aside from deactivating the extension in the browser), which is strange. But minor gripes overall.
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