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The application has a really nice looking UI. It feels modern, classy and doesn’t seem to burden system resources. One of best features in EagleGet is how it automatically organizes the download files into different categories, such as Media, Documents, Software and Compressed, apart from the mandatory All, Processing and Completed categories.
When a download task is added, the file name, download progress and
transfer rate are shown. You can pause, delete or open the downloaded
file by hovering over the item.
The application also has an integrated ad-free online video sniffer,
which allows the app to automatically detect and save streaming videos
for offline viewing
Regular downloads can be added both manually and automatically. The
manual route involves copying and pasting the download link into the
application by hitting the ‘Add Download’ button. You can then specify
download location, category and output name.
Good download managers usually integrate with browsers and EagleGet is no exception. It automatically installs the required browser extension or add-on during the setup. Browser integration saves time by automating the process of adding downloads. That is, the application gets the ability to automatically grab download URLs from your browser.
After the initial setup, EagleGet opens a webpage in your default browser with instructions for solving any issues that you might face with integration in Chrome and Firefox. Be sure to read through that once if you’re using any of the two browsers.
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Today, we decided to test another one called EagleGet,
which offers almost all the features of a paid download manager like
IDM absolutely free of cost. Join us past the jump for a full review.
The application has a really nice looking UI. It feels modern, classy and doesn’t seem to burden system resources. One of best features in EagleGet is how it automatically organizes the download files into different categories, such as Media, Documents, Software and Compressed, apart from the mandatory All, Processing and Completed categories.
Good download managers usually integrate with browsers and EagleGet is no exception. It automatically installs the required browser extension or add-on during the setup. Browser integration saves time by automating the process of adding downloads. That is, the application gets the ability to automatically grab download URLs from your browser.
After the initial setup, EagleGet opens a webpage in your default browser with instructions for solving any issues that you might face with integration in Chrome and Firefox. Be sure to read through that once if you’re using any of the two browsers.