What download manager do you use?

[Eon-Rider]

I've become quite interested in download managers lately and I'm just wondering what the members of PC use. =D

I would add a poll but I don't know the name of many download managers. =\

 

[.Seth]

I use either Firefox's built in one or IObit's Download Accelerator.

 

[Archer]

I used to use Free Download Manager, but since FF's is good enough in FF3, I can avoid having another background process going. :D

 

[SPEEDIE]

I use the download manager in whatever web browser I'm using
usually Firefox

 

[Archer]

I use the download manager in whatever web browser I'm using
usually Firefox

Firefox's and Safari's are fine. Opera's is okay, but the rest are pretty sad. Does IE have resume support yet? I haven't used it in ages.

 

[Gerri Shin]

erm I use safari's download manager because it works well enough for me, though for downloading larger things like Ubuntu install discs I prefer to use transmission because I can set it to use a pre-determined limit on transfer speed, allowing everyone on my network to continue using the internet like normal with out any noticeable lag.

 

[X-626]

I mostly use Firefox's built-in download manager. Though, whenever I download large files (such as Ubuntu, like Gerri said), I normally use the Firefox add-on DownThemAll!, but it has been a while since I last used that.

 

[Rukario]

98% of the time, FF's builtin dl mgr.. for the rest (and for multi-file downloads) I use the Down Them All FF plug-in.

 

[Alistair]

I usually use the one built into Opera. It is just convenient, and it works like it is supposed to without giving you BS. Sometimes I use FlashGet Classic, but only when I am deviantArt (because DA is finicky on my laptop for some reason, and will only let me upload in Internet Explorer).

 

[Spinor]

I always use the one built into Google Chrome. It's actually somewhat more convenient than Firefox and very simple for me to use.

 

[Nitrous Oxide]

Firefox's manager, and Down Them All (add-on) for multi-files.

 

[Melody]

Generally I use Firefox's builtin manager for my downloads, though occasionally I might use DownThemAll If I'm batch downloading from a site that doesn't try to prevent such batch downloads.

 

[enViable]

Just the standard Firefox one. I don't believe in DMs...they don't do anything.

File, save target as, done...

 

[Virtual Chatot]

On Windows, I use something called Orbit downloader, its really fast and free!

( Downloaded WoW in 12 minutes, normal speed was two hours )

 

[Mr. Epic]

I mostly use Firefox's built-in download manager. Though, whenever I download large files I normally use the Firefox add-on DownThemAll!

This is what I use except I probably use it more often, I use it mostly when downloading roms.
I'm thought about Orbit before but I don't think I do enough downloads for that.

 

[Virtual Chatot]

I'm thought about Orbit before but I don't think I do enough downloads for that.

It's not like it's anything big or fancy, and for a free rapid downloader it's cake :P

 

[pokerus34]

Firefox, most of the time...

Because that's my current internet browser! :)

P.S. :)

 

[Kentucky]

I use IDM (Internet Download Manager): is fast, light and automatic. But it isn't free.

However, a good download manager.

PS: don't ask me how can I have it.

 

[Bejesus]

I use Firefox MOSTLY, because I don't do much fancy downloading. However for large files i have Free Download Manager. It can resume downloads, do torrents and web spiders as well.

 

[Sweet Candace]

Whenever I download a picture from Google, I always use Firefox's downloading system.