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FlashGet – a free Download Manager

I have used so many download accelerators and download managers but this is the first time I have found a good download manager for free (so no need to find the cracks). Currently I am using it for downloads and so far it seems good and here I have listed the features of the FlashGet.



  1. Optimized - will run with low system resources.
  2. Call anti-virus - It will execute the antivirus software after downloading a file.
  3. 100% clean - there are no ads were displayed on FlashGet so full strength will be used for download.
  4. Speed - They say it is speed but it depends on your connection
  5. Multi-protocol – supports HTTP and FTP
  6. File management – it does the categorization
  7. Add-ons and Themes are also available

You can download FlashGet by just click here. If you are already using FlashGet and have better experience or if there are any drawbacks please share it with us. Or if there are a better Download Manager please share it also.

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  1. AnonymousMay 12, 2008 at 7:36 PM

    Also try DAP - my favorite ;)

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  2. GayanMay 13, 2008 at 12:03 PM

    Thanks for the tip nytryk.

    I have used DAP also. But it semms some problematic with the network bandwidth optimization.

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  3. MatrixOctober 20, 2008 at 5:25 PM

    Flashget is really fast, the no1 in download

    managers.Since I download files very often, I am not disappointed. The best feature I think it is the downloading of

    multiple files, very well handled by Flashget

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