1DM+ (short for One Download Manager Plus, formerly called IDM+) is a powerful file downloader for Android devices, developed by Vicky Bonick from India. It claims to be currently the fastest and most advanced file download manager (with Torrent file download support) available on Android platform.

The browser's built-in download tools are not only inadequate, but even worse, they all have very low download speed. As a result, IDM, Folx and other excellent download accelerators have become users' first choice. However, they are paid software, do not support BitTorrent, and only run on Windows or Mac. If you need a free alternative that looks like IDM or Folx, supports BitTorrent download, and runs on a variety of platforms, you should definitely try Free Download Manager.

There are so many excellent free file storage/sharing services on the Internet, but downloading files from these websites often comes with various annoying restrictions. For example, speed limit, traffic limit, accessible time limit, mandatory wait for some time (which can be minutes or even hours) before being allowed to download, input verification code before downloading, and so on. If you can't stand all this, then Universal Share Downloader may be just what you need.

Internet Download Accelerator (IDA for short, AKA: Download Master) is a classic Internet resources general downloading tool for Windows, which is not inferior to the most popular Internet Download Manager (IDM). It's developed by WestByte Software from Ukraine (written in Delphi in 2002), provides both free and registered two editions, supports multiple languages, and is released as setup and portable versions at the same time.

Free online file hosts are good place to share our resources. However, these websites generally use the browser's built-in downloader to download files, and their download methods are widely different. Even a few ones support multi-threaded downloading, you often need to enter verification code, wait dozens of seconds to tens of minutes, and have to fight with the flying ads, popups first for finding out the real download button. More exasperating is, once the Internet connection is broken, all has to start from scratch (because many file hosts do not allow you to continue file transferring from breakpoint)... Therefore, for most of us, downloading files from online storage space has become a painful thing. As a consequence, JDownloader came into being many years ago.