Even if you don’t pay, you get access to all the features. IGetter is free for all, but you can pay $20 for a license. It was released in 1993 and is still in development.

In my experience, Macs already get better download speeds than Windows, but iGetter makes it even better. No matter what you’re downloading and from where, IDM will make that transfer faster and will give you a lot of control over the process. The reason why IDM is so popular is because it’s awesome and reliable. No college freshman’s Windows laptop is complete without a copy of IDM. It’s a software equivalent of HBO Go, in that many, many people use it, but not that many actually pay for it. If you’re not familiar with Windows, let me tell you about Internet Download Manager (IDM). Now that we’ve established the purpose of download managers, let’s talk about the best download managers for OS X. When you merge all the above features with great organization features (queue, folders, tags), you’ve got some ease of mind. If you download a lot, even if you have great speed, you can do with a download manager. Managing downloads: Yes, it’s right there in the name.Schedule downloads: Maybe you only want to download large files at night? Just schedule them for later.To get around that, download managers basically take a segmented (multi-threaded) approach to downloading. Accelerated downloads: Many direct download sites limit your download speed.When you want to move away, or need to shut off the PC or the download for some reason, pausing is a big help. Pause downloads: This awesome feature is very underrated.Here’s why you might just need a download manager for your Mac. And on a Mac, if you’re just using the Mac App Store, you shouldn’t even need to download big apps from other sources.īut for a power user, or even just a media fan, download managers make a lot of sense. This is better than going after pirated copies of Folx Pro.Ĭlick here to download Folx Go+ free NOW!!!!! So far so good, it works pretty fast and is easy to install in all major Mac OS browsers i.e Safari, Chrome, Opera and Firefox, so I say go get it before it’s gone. See Understanding the difference between Folx GO/GO+ from the Mac App Store and Folx PRO distributed through the Eltima website. Unlike the Pro version, Folx Go+ doesn’t support YouTube video downloads, Torrent downloads and automated Mac shutdowns but every other major feature in the Folx Pro comes with it. Well it looks like for a limited time only, the Folx Go+ which retails for $12.99 is now free.

If you own a macbook, you’d know how boring it is to download files as the best PC download manager out there ( Internet Download Manager) hasn’t been built for the platform yet thus we have to make do with alternatives, the best of which seems to be Folx Download Manager which has a free version and two PRO versions (Folx Go+ and Folx Pro).

Folx download manager