(3) It can – maybe – accelerate your download speedsĪccording to the EagleGet website, the program “does not limit the amount of simultaneous tasks, and uses multi-threaded technology to accelerate downloads by splitting files into several parts and then transferring them simultaneously, thus increasing download speed scientifically.” This is the heart of any download manager, especially useful if you are downloading very large files (or if the server/source you are downloading from is unreliable broken downloads can be continued). Very handy, and works on most (if not all) videos in your browser (2) The ability to Pause and Resume downloads

Here’s four reasons why we like EagleGet: (1) The ability to download streaming videos from YouTube and almost any video sharing service.ĮagleGet embeds a button on the top right of your video while it is playing (see above). Ifound this one, and to be honest it made me wonder how I survived for so long without one. Which is why I set out to see what, if any, new download managers were out there. Someone I met asked me about a free download manager the other day, and it occurred to me that I haven’t tried or tested any in a very long time. It promises to (a) greatly increase your download speed, and (b) to let you to download videos from ANY video sharing site, in the highest possible quality.ĮagleGet integrates into your browser and supports HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, MMS, and RTSP protocols. Enter ‘EagleGet’, a FREE download manager that combines both functions.

Download managers seem to have gone out of fashion, for reasons that I cannot put my finger on, while ‘video downloaders’ have became commonplace.

Eagleget website