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Uget 2.2.2

Free download manager with queues and URL import

Uget is a free, open-source download manager for organizing file transfers. It sorts URLs into categories, each with its own settings and queue, and supports queued and resumable downloads. Users can import links from HTML files, monitor the clipboard, create batches from sequentially named URLs, and send Firefox downloads through the FlashGot add-on. Command-line use is also available.

Uget 2.2.2 details

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License: Freeware
Price: FREE
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File size: 10.20 MB
Downloads: 457
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Author URL: https://sourceforge.net/
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User Rating: 2.4 (8 votes)

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Uget for Windows 10 - Full description

Uget is a free, open-source download manager for organizing and controlling file transfers. It is suited to users who download multiple files and want more control than a browser's built-in download panel provides. Downloads can be sorted into categories before they begin, so different types of files can use separate settings and queues.

Each category has its own configuration, which downloads assigned to it can inherit. This makes it practical to keep different transfer tasks organized and apply consistent settings without configuring every file individually. Queued downloads run in sequence, helping manage a group of files when transfers should not all start at once. If a connection is interrupted, supported downloads can resume rather than restart from the beginning.

Uget can import download links from HTML files, providing a way to collect several URLs from a saved page or link list. Its batch-download feature handles groups of similarly named files: a changing character or number in the URL can represent a sequence, so users do not have to enter every address separately. Clipboard monitoring can detect copied links for adding them to the manager, and Firefox integration through the FlashGot add-on can send browser downloads to Uget.

The program also offers command-line use for users who prefer to start or manage downloads through scripts or terminal commands. These features make it useful for collecting files from web pages, handling repeated downloads, and keeping transfers in an orderly queue. Uget is built with GTK+ and libcurl and is distributed as free, open-source software.

This Windows download is intended for Windows 10 and earlier Windows releases listed for the program. Its interface and capabilities focus on managing file transfers rather than browsing or hosting content; download availability and behavior depend on the source URL and the network connection.

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