Best Download Manager

Pros: Brilliant if you're a Rapidshare premium user or similar. Simply highlight all the links you want to download, copy them, then they all download. Use your username and password to connect to the server. You can set how many you want to download at a time. Firefox extension Flashgot goes well with this.

Installation couldn't be easier. Easy to customise. Program itself it great. Can obviously set the locations for downloads, set certain file types to go to certain folders, set anti-virus to scan files downloaded, set up a proxy, set your internet connection speed and also setup to only download on certain days, or at certain times.

Cons: 'FlashGet Recommends' sidebar to the right of the program is a bit irritating.

Posted: 01-Jun-2008 02:39:57 PM

Too slow

Pros: Download manager comes in handy when downloading from RapidShare.

Cons: Slows down your computer _way_ too much. It's only a 30-day-trial, it's not worth downloading.

Posted: 27-Apr-2007 06:13:28 PM

Far better than Internet Explorer

Pros: Firefox is amazing compared to other browsers. The ententions are neverending. The themes look great aswell. The small search engine next to the address bar is one of the msot helpful parts of firefox. you can search any search engine ever-made, or search anything you want! The bookmarks toolbar is very helpful. Although this is avaliable in Internet Explroer called Links, not many people used it, but with firefox, suddenly everyone is using it and other thnigs that no one ever uses in internet explorer. The main advantage for firefox is ther tabs. They are so useful, you only ever need 1 firefox open. Internet Explorer has copied this by having tabs in MSN Toolbar, but no browser will ever beat Firefox. Don't beleive me? Try it for yourself!

Cons: Firefox wouldn't be much without it's extentions and themes. Firefox looks pretty bare without them. This isn't exactly a bad point, as ententions and themes are part of firefox, but you know what I mean.

Posted: 10-Oct-2005 03:13:50 PM