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2 new download managers:
GitHub - setvisible/ArrowDL: ArrowDL (Arrow Downloader) is a download manager for Windows, MacOS and Linux
ArrowDL (Arrow Downloader) is a download manager for Windows, MacOS and Linux - setvisible/ArrowDLgithub.comEric's Project Page
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Download managers can sometimes make downloads complete much faster, compared to downloading the file in a browser. I also use download managers to check for updates to installers I've downloaded.Useless in my opinion, all browsers have the resume function now.
Never used a download manager in my life for 35 years.
Useless in my opinion, all browsers have the resume function now.
Never used a download manager in my life for 35 years.
Neither have I, I don't see the point.Useless in my opinion, all browsers have the resume function now.
Never used a download manager in my life for 35 years.
It can help to bypass FUP (Fair Use Policy). Steam is a good example, windows updates as well, thus MS introduced P2P, the download speed is limited based the number of users.Can someone explain to me how you can download faster than the download speed you ISP provides?
If you're downloading from a fast server, e.g. if you downloading from Microsoft, the download speed probably won't be any faster. However if you're downloading a file and the download speed is slower than the speed of your internet, then a download manager often can help, as it creates multiple connections to the same server. Usually the combined speed from multiple connections, will be faster than download speed of a single connection.Can someone explain to me how you can download faster than the download speed you ISP provides?