FlashGet will definitely make your life easier if you download as much software as we do. A few years ago, these drivers were a basic necessity of every junk download. Internet connections were not as fast and reliable as they were now, so you needed a tool that not only improved speed, but could also pause, restart, and restart (function () {(‘review-application-page- desktop) ‘));}); FlashGet does all that, and more. It handles all your downloads and automates the process from start to finish. This allows you to download multiple files at once and sort them out – customizable movies, music, software and even categories. Additionally, it now works with BitTorrent and eMule can be configured to check the contents of the clipboard and your web browser. However, keep in mind that if you use Firefox, you need to download a separate add-on. The great thing about this monitoring feature is that you can specify the types of files that FlashGet should look for. And those who prefer not to use the download monitor can use the floating window instead of a transparent icon where you can start downloads by dragging and dropping links to our tests. FlashGet achieved excellent download speeds. While a broadband connection like the one we use at Softonic is definitely there, I’m sure FlashGet improves the download speed of any home broadband network. It is a fully functional download junk manager that automates the entire download process and is faster and easier.