AB Download Manager
With this app, you can easily download files from anywhere. Enjoy fast, free downloads with seamless browser extension support.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- Microsoft Edge
- Google Chrome
- Brave
- Chromium
- Mozilla Firefox
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
- Lightweight
Features
- Ad-free
- Dark Mode
- No registration required
- Video Download
- Download Scheduling
- No Tracking
- Resume interrupted downloads
- MP3 Downloader
- Works Offline
- HTTP Basic Authentication
- Proxy support
- Portable
- Multiple languages
Tags
- batch download
- windows
- compose
- kotlin
- Firefox
- downloadmanager
- desktop
- Linux
- compose-multiplatform
AB Download Manager News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- dinesh-58 updated AB Download Manager
- gwrvan-barre liked AB Download Manager
- lamjed001 updated AB Download Manager
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What is AB Download Manager?
Features:
Simple and Modern UI Simple UI and dark mode by default
Faster Download Speed Download files using multiple connections to boost your download speed by up to 500%
Download Queue Create and manage your downloads in queues , allowing all your files to be downloaded sequentially
Download Scheduler You can set up a scheduler for your queues to start and stop them automatically
Speed Limiter You can set a limit on your download speeds to prevent others from experiencing a poor connection :)
Browser Integration You can install the browser extension to automatically capture links from your web browser
Multiplatform This software is currently available for Android, Windows, Linux, Mac
Free & Open Source This is a completely free and open source software
AB Download Manager information
Developed by
AmirHossein Abdolmotallebi Licensing
Open Source (Apache-2.0) and Free product.Rating
Average rating of 4.1Alternatives
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Audio & Music, File Sharing, Video & Movies, Web BrowsersGitHub repository
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Comments and Reviews
A new alternative to free and open source download managers like XDM, Motrix or ImFile. Not as mature as them yet but goes in the right direction and has a clean an modern looking interface already. They also have an active Telegram group to discuss issues and features.
Garbage. Every single download task from every single website ended with downloading .html or .php file instead of requested file.
I like it. Easy to use. After 15 years of using IDM, I think I've finally found a good replacement. There are some UI bugs, like padding and margins, but that is nothing.
AB Download Manager is perfectly well designed compared to almost all other download managers. Works perfectly on macos
It has a clean, user-friendly interface. It does not automatically detect video streams when playing videos in browsers, requiring users to manually find and add source URLs for video downloads. It currently does not offer a site grabber feature.
This is the best free download manager I have ever used.
Seems okay for an open source download manager however when playing videos it does not pop up a download with ab like idm has when you start playing a video so in order to download the video you need to find the source url & add it. Also this does not work on windows 7 this is most likely a 10 & up only can only hope they add the compatibility for people who prefer to use 7 as their windows os.
It's 2024 (2025 now). What the f. you want from Win 7? :D It's just dumb. Surely nobody tests applications on a shit end of life product. There is absolute no reason for that.