While the server the file is hosted on needs to support it as well, it ensures that the download will continue after it was interrupted previously. The main benefit of download managers is that they support resume. If you download with 50 Mbit or more, you may not mind if you have to repeat the download, but if you are on a slower connection, you may very well do.Īs far as solutions are concerned, there is only one that is suitable and that is to use download managers. It can be quite frustrating if that happens regularly, especially if your computer's Internet connection is not super fast. This extension is an independent project aims to ease the integration and has no relationship to the FlashGet or Trend Media Corporation Limited.Several users who tried to download the excellent Tech Toolkit I reviewed yesterday for example have reported that downloads of the 1.6 Gigabyte archive would fail whenever they tried to download it.
It is a simple NodeJS open-source native integrator.įlashGet is a trademark of Trend Media Corporation Limited, registered in the U.S. I am using the native integration by ( ). For the extension to be able to start FlashGet and communicate with it, a small native client is required. FlashGet versions 3.x do not support command-line options and hence are not supported.ģ. For the extension to work you need to have FlashGet (1.X like v1.73, or v1.) installed.Ģ. Interruption mode: in this mode, the extension interrupts the built-in download manager and send the downloading job to FlashGet download manager (you need to enable this mode by left-clicking the toolbar button first).ġ. Right-click menu item to send links, images, and videos to FlashGet.Ģ.
This extension adds a toolbar button to your browser which integrates the well-known FlashGet™ download manager to your browser.
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