Problems such as network or outages are serious issues when it comes to downloading files from the internet. If you are the type that enjoys downloading loads of files, but gets frustrated because of frequent interruptions that affect your download; then you might want to install a download manager like Internet Download Manager.

What’s Internet Download Manager?

Internet Download Manager is a tool that is designed to speed up downloading of files up to 5 times faster than normal downloads. It is also built with features to resume, schedule, and organize downloads. Internet Download Manager also known as IDM is also built with capacity to resume unfinished downloads caused by network problems or unexpected power outages.

Internet Download Manager features full-fledged site grabber that downloads files that are specified with filters such as all pictures from a website, different parts of websites or complete websites for offline browsing. Internet Download Manager is built to easily integrate into Opera, Mozilla, Internet Explorer, Firefox, MSN, AOL, and into any application that uses FTP or HTTP protocols. It is also built to support Windows Vista and Internet Explorer 7.

Internet Download Manager supports HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and MMS protocols, and has an adaptive download accelerator for MP3 audio and MPEG video files. IDM can also be used to download FLV videos from YouTube, Google Videos, MySpace TV, and several other famous websites.

Downside

Internet Download Manager is worth $29.95 and comes with 30-days trial period. There are quite a lot competitive tools and/or browser addons with the same functionality that comes free of charge.

Want to check it out? Visit IDM’s homepage.

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