FileCentipede
Cross-platform internet download/upload manager for HTTP(S), FTP(S), SSH, magnet-link, BitTorrent, ed2k, and online videos. WebDAV client, FTP client, SSH client.
License model
- Free • Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Windows
- Linux
- Microsoft Edge
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
Features
- Ad-free
- No registration required
- Lightweight
- Portable
- MP3 Downloader
- No Tracking
- Resume interrupted downloads
- Video Download
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- niksavc liked FileCentipede
- Maoholguin added FileCentipede as alternative to Crazecat
- Maoholguin added FileCentipede as alternative to Tubiee
- Maoholguin added FileCentipede as alternative to ZenTube
- ZorinFoss added FileCentipede as alternative to AB Download Manager
- BESTTOOLSEEDW added FileCentipede as alternative to TKSave
- RemovedUser added FileCentipede as alternative to Fluxtube
- misaka00251 updated FileCentipede
- Maoholguin added FileCentipede as alternative to imFile
FileCentipede information
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File Sharing, Development, Network & Admin, Audio & Music, Video & MoviesGitHub repository
- 7,047 Stars
- 458 Forks
- 234 Open Issues
- Updated Jul 14, 2024
What is FileCentipede?
File centipede is an All-In-One internet file upload/download manager, BitTorrent Client, WebDAV client, FTP client, and SSH client.
It is designed to be fast, customizable, and user-friendly.
It supports multi-protocols and contains many useful auxiliary tools such as HTTP requester, file merge, and encoders.
With the browser integration, you can download audio and videos from websites, even encrypted videos.
(It's free with no ads)
Comments and Reviews
Very good file downloader. pretty much exactly what I was looking for. Here's why it isn't a 5 Star:
once these things are fixed I'll give it a 5 star
It's very convenient to download files through FileCentipede as the extension works like a charm. It's the best IDM alternative to have for linux and best thing is, it's open source.
This is actually closed source, you can't build it on your own.
After a long journey of looking for the best IDM alternative and trying dozens of programs, I settled here with FileCentipede. It's the closest thing to IDM You can get. Excellent Software. The only issue is that it fails to download YouTube videos. use JDownloader or yt-dlp for YouTube videos and FileCentipede for the rest of the downloads.
While FC is a good open source software, it limits the newest version as "premium software."
You can always get the activation code for free, but it will expired in days after activation.
Yeah, came here to comment the same. It's annoying that the "activation code" window pops up every few minutes even if file centipede is minimized, disrupting whatever you're doing.
In terms of convenience and features it's very close to IDM, very good.
Reply written Jan 29, 2024