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I must write, I don’t know about a better DL Manager like this one. Long Time I have used jDownloader but .. the Program was at some Time all but not usefull.
I Have wait to use Ant again. After I have lost my PC I can’t use the Version for my Laptop. That was sad. So I am lucky to get Ant again. Thank you very much. 🥰I liked Ant Download Manager PRO v2.15.6. It met my needs. It offers several formats for download. I just hope it doesn’t stop working like it does with many other popular downloaders, forcing us to uninstall them well before their expiration date. Thank you for making the software available.
I liked Ant Download Manager PRO v2.15.6. It met my needs. It offers several formats for download. I just hope it doesn’t stop working like it does with many other popular downloaders, forcing us to uninstall them well before their expiration date. Thank you for making the software available.
Although the SOS installer insists the program is not compatible with Vista… it STILL is. I use innoextractor to extract the changed files and replace the existing older ones and restart and it runs just fine. Only fault I find with the program is the torrent client is a leech and cannot be configured to seed beyond the completion of the download like a real torrent client this means people will get to recognise the torrent client name and may decide to block the non-seeding client from being shared with as it behaves with bad torrent etiquette.
This is a very good software. It’s fast and has browser add-ons. I’ve had no compatibility issues using it.
I’ve retained a version of this for a long time, even though I seldom use it . . . but I think it must be better than JDownloader, which has never worked for me, always beginning a download but then very quickly stalling out with no further activity. Some of its previous annoying behavior may have been tamed by checkbox disable in Settings. However, it still tries to grab every torrent that it sees — another thing I’d like to disable. For torrents, I much prefer using offline, 3rd.-party fetch services like Linksnappy or Bitport.io. (Subscriptions required, but worth it in my estimation.) Wait however long it may take — could be a week in some cases — then log back in there at your convenience to retrieve the items. This also gets you much more insulated from prying eyes, since for many ISPs torrent activity is a serious Red Flag.
[ @Ashraf] Excellent program, for downloading from the TVNZ news at 6pm site (if you have a login/account). In the old days we WERE allowed to copy (VCR that is, onto tape) from the telly, but try the internet equivalent and you’re somehow breaking the law?
