Tucan Manager
What is Tucan Manager?
Tucan Manager is a free file sharing application designed for 1-Click Hosters. Fast and lightweight, Tucan is fully open-source and compatible with Windows, GNU/Linux, and MacOSX.
With Tucans modular support for the principal Hosters, captcha resolution, interchangeable links, premium user accounts, and many other great features, youll learn why users around the world are making the switch to free, open 1-Click Hosted file sharing.
Discontinued
The software seems abandoned and the official website is no longer available. Last version, 0.3.10, released on January 2011, and the source code can be still downloaded from Wayback Machine.
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Supported Languages
- English
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Tags
- File Hosting Downloader
- Download Manager
- one-click-hosters
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File SharingRecent user activities on Tucan Manager
patbec added Tucan Manager as alternative(s) to Sinedo
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I have used it once and found that it did not live up to what it claimed it can do.
Cross-platform and 'all OS supported' I imagine sounds tempting to developers, but it seems that many simply claim cross-platform and think that programming language can take care of all OS pairings, without much testing or more knowledge.
I tested this program in my Windows 7 PC and it trashed my file system with ghost folders, just because it's developer does not understand what he claims - Windows support
it is nice that it isnt a java app but overall it is terrible...the only thing I noticed that it did well was allow you to shutdown the computer on completion and control the max download speed. The biggest downfall is that it downloads from ONLY the supported file hosters...it doesnt support basic HTTP so if you have your own server it wont work with it. Overall this program is a 2/10 (2 because it only had 2 good things for it) Oh yea it says it can do uploads but when you click it you get an error that says "Not Implemented Yet" which begs the question of WHY IS IT THERE THEN?!?
Interface not as good as JDownloader or FreeRapid. As you can't multiselect or move links to your preferred order. One good thing is that this does not rely on JAVA.