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Old 06-28-2007, 05:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey guys..can any1 tell me which one is the fastest download manager in the planet?
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Old 06-28-2007, 05:35 PM   #2 (permalink)
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If you don't need fancy options get downthemall a firefox plugin which is more than enough unless you need fancy options
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I wanna know the fastest download manager in the earth. Other features doesn't factor.
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Old 06-28-2007, 05:41 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Every single download manager is the same there isn't a faster one they just have different options and looks that's all
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Definetely not.....download managers' acceleration rate vary from priduct to product. However, u dont know. Answers are expected from experienced users.
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Definetely not.....download managers' acceleration rate vary from priduct to product. However, u dont know. Answers are expected from experienced users.
dude just get the point chupacabra is right, they are not faster than each other, it's just a matter of the manager grabbing more bandwidth and data than the other, i started with DAP 8 , moved on with flashget then now im using IDM....WHY ? why do i switch ?..because i think one is better than the other but they really aint
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this thread baffles me, call your ISP they control your download rate - and the speed of your source/protacol of course, nothing else.

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Why would someone program a download manager that doesn't go at the fastest speed allowable?

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this thread baffles me, call your ISP they control your download rate - and the speed of your source/protacol of course, nothing else.

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There's your answer: dependent on download speed.
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Hey then tell me which download managers support auto resume? i mean if net has been disconnected, download manager will pause it off and start automatically while connected from where it left it off.

internet download manager has this feature? i used free DAP, it hasn't this feature.
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