Manage and Boost Download Speed by 400% with DownThemAll

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Most internet surfers use download managers to handle their bulk and massive downloads but sometimes these software may take up more resources than expected. Here is a download manager, a Firefox extension that don’t takes much computer resources and also boost your download speed by 400%DownThemAll. DownThemAll also allows pausing and resuming downloads at anytime.

Download and Install DownThemAll

Click here to install DownThemAll extension directly to your Firefox browser. Restart browser to activate the extension.

DownThemAll Firefox Extension

Preferences

More options are available at Tools -> DownThemAll.

DownThemAll Firefox Extension

Here’s a quick preview of what you can customize with DownThemAll.

DownThemAll Firefox Extension

Perform Download

Find something to download, upon clicking on download you will be greet with this screen. Select DownThemAll!

DownThemAll Firefox Extension

Browse to your destination and hit Start to download now, or Queue to allow other downloads to finish.

DownThemAll Firefox Extension

Here’s where you control your downloads. Resume, pause and cancel are available.

DownThemAll Firefox Extension

Verdict

Here’s some reason why you should use DownThemAll

  • Firefox extension, its light.
  • Boost download speed by 400 %
  • Simple interface with options like Pause, Resume and Cancel
  • Prioritizing downloads option available
  • Option to download current viewing website in Firefox
  • Download filtering available

DownThemAll is a Firefox Extention and requires installtion of Mozilla Firefox browser.

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Posted by hongkiat in Firefox , at 07.03.07

Comments

  1. CypherHackz July 3rd, 2007

    im more prefer using IDM. it is the world fastest internet donwload manager.

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  2. Jhony feek July 3rd, 2007

    Sorry man, but this type of “programs” not exist

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  3. Alan July 3rd, 2007

    This is great!. I definitely have to try it out, the app looks awesome!.

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  4. Shankar Ganesh July 3rd, 2007

    I’ve been using DownThemAll for a while… and I can never imagine Firefox without this extension. Just makes jobs a lot easier.

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  5. BoltClock July 4th, 2007

    It’s called DownThemAll. I can’t believe you didn’t spot the typo.

    Sorry man, but this type of “programs” not exist

    lol, engrish.

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  6. syahid ali July 5th, 2007

    agreed with you hong kiat. one of the favorite freeware viewed on my site too. the best part is that it integrates with firefox as addon so it is very convenient to use.

    Reply
  7. Wahlau.NET July 7th, 2007

    the software is DownloadTheMall hehe.

    thanks for the info

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  8. pikey July 8th, 2007

    thanks for the intro of it …. it’s very useful !!

    Reply
  9. Addie July 19th, 2008

    Is it just me or this app doesn’t do anything aside from making it slower. Downloading a 5mb file takes up to 2 hours. This is useless!

    Reply
  10. cristina aquinta September 1st, 2008

    hi, cool web site and good articles.
    The The first step is to learn how to find out what your Internet speed is.The Internet speed is determined by 2 components: the download rate and the upload rate of data which are usually measured in Kilobits per second.
    Then after you know the upload and download rate, you can use tools or tweaks to improve your internet speed, or take the decision to change your ISP.

    Reply
  11. danny February 26th, 2009

    ohhhhh man this app not compatible with Firefox version 3.0.6

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  12. jason March 17th, 2009

    this extension is a complete failure..when i first tried DTA..the download speed is okay..but the problem is..when i pause..it doesnt resume my download like it suppose to be..waste of time..(talking about big files)

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  13. Selom April 19th, 2009

    DownThemAll was good at first but overall it is a complete failure. The downloads don’t finish leaving you with corrupted files, let alone start in the first place. The download resuming doesn’t work, and downloading mass files is such an epic failure.
    Try it if you want, but you’ll be uninstalling it within a week.

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