Free Download Manager (FDM) 6.28.1 Build 6321

Fast Download Managers – Resume, Segment, Torrent, Video, Upload Tools for All OS

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Free Download Manager (FDM) is a lightweight, powerful, and user-friendly download accelerator and manager. It’s 100% safe and open-source, distributed under the GPL license.

Free Download Manager lets you download files and entire websites from any remote server via HTTP, HTTPS, or FTP. With FDM, downloading is easier than ever. If your download is interrupted, you do not need to start over — FDM can resume it automatically.

You can resume unfinished downloads from the point where they were interrupted. Additionally, this program alerts you if some servers do not support download resuming.

This Download Manager does not download the entire file at once. Instead, FDM splits files into several sections and downloads them simultaneously, potentially increasing your download speed by up to 600%. It can also organize downloads, set connection preferences, and launch programs.

Free Download Manager Features:

  • Flash video download. Easily download videos from popular platforms like YouTube and Google Video. Save videos in their original .flv format or convert them to other popular formats such as MP4, AVI, or MOV. Enjoy your favorite videos offline whenever and wherever you want.
  • BitTorrent support. Download files using the BitTorrent protocol.
  • Upload Manager provides a simple way to share files. Effortlessly upload your files or folders to share them with others.
  • Remote Control. Monitor and manage your downloads remotely. Easily view the list of active and completed downloads, and even initiate new downloads, all through a convenient web interface.
  • Portable mode. If you want to use FDM on different computers, you can easily create its portable version and avoid the need to install and configure the program on each computer.
  • Enhanced audio/video file support. Preview audio and video files before download is completed, and convert the file format after download.
  • Download acceleration. Free Download Manager splits files into several sections and downloads them simultaneously. This lets you use any connection at the maximum available speed.
  • Resuming broken downloads. When the downloading process is interrupted, you don’t need to start from the beginning again.

Other Features:

  • Adjusting traffic usage. There are several traffic usage modes. You can adjust traffic settings to browse the internet and download files simultaneously.
  • Site Explorer. Site Explorer allows you to view the folder structure of a website and easily download necessary files or folders.
  • HTML Spider. Download entire web pages or even full websites with HTML Spider. You can adjust this tool to download files with specified extensions exclusively.
  • Simultaneous downloading from several mirrors. FDM can download files from several mirrors simultaneously.
  • Zip files partial download. Free Download Manager lets you download only the necessary part of a zip file.
  • Free and 100% safe. Free Download Manager is free, open-source software distributed under a GPL license.

Changes in Free Download Manager 6.28.1.6321 :

  • Improved add-ons support.
  • Improved M3U support.
  • Fixed: crash bug in BitTorrent module.
  • Fixed: minor bugs.
  • Windows: a bit improved installer.
  • Windows: Firefox bug workaround.
  • Android: Qt updated to 6.9.1.

Supported Operating Systems

  • Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, 11.
  • macOS 10.12 or later
  • Android 5.0 or later

Languages Supported: Macedonian, Serbian, Albanian, Croatian, Korean, Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Bulgarian, Traditional Chinese, Chinese, Czech, German, Dutch. French, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese-Brazil, Romanian. Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Uzbek, Greek, Vietnamese, and Slovenian.

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