What is the Download Manager?
A download manager refers to a program that makes downloading files easier and faster . Under certain scenarios, you may have to constantly download several files, and using a download manager will help you to save significant amounts of keystrokes and also time. 
For instance, if You are residing in a rural area with unreliable and slow Internet service, a download manager used in this situation will make the best use possible of your scarce resources.
A download manager is capable of carrying out the following tasks:
- Download large files for users with a broadband connection
- Resume broken downloads and limit downloading capacity
- Allow viewing of partially downloaded video files.
- Permit you to drag and drop, download links to a floating icon.
- The download manager will disconnect the dial-up after completing the downloading process.
- Download managers either use browser helper object (BHO) or asynchronous pluggable protocol (APP) to intercept downloads.
- Effortlessly download videos, freeware, and shareware
- Save downloaded files in suitable folders and execute their functions late at night when you are not using the net.
- Resume an interrupted process if a download is broken due to electricity shut down, browser crash, or lost connection.
- Browse a website automatically to download specified content
- Conduct regular updating of downloads
- Integrate well with web browsers; features include traffic shaping, virus checking, scheduling, and cataloging.
Common managers used are offline Explorer, Nici, GoZilla, WellGet, Download Accelerator Plus, and Mozilla Firefox. Related to but different are P2P applications: Kazaa, eMule, BitTorrent, And stream recorders.
An ideal download manager must be:
- Free.
- Easy to use.
- Not have spyware or adware.
- Provide effortless downloads.
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