Publishers Description:
Internet Download Accelerator is an easy-to-use and effective download manager that can increase download speed by up to 500 percent. It uses intellectual multi-section download technology to provide the best possible performance for all connection types, resumes broken downloads, supports FTP, HTTP and HTTPS protocols, firewalls, proxy servers, cookies, redirects, authorization and a lot of different platforms and servers.
IDA lets you conveniently manage downloads by orginizing them in categories with automatic category detection option. The category list has uniqe drag and drop possibilities of download management. Another feature is the original Active Visual Cart technology which significantly improves your download experience by giving you quick access to the most useful program features. IDA also allows you to browse ZIP archives before loading them and to choose only the desired files to download.
IDA integrates into Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Mozilla and Opera. Also IDA adds a toolbar to Internet Explorer, monitors the system clipboard and cooperates with antivirus programs. Other features include: skins support, scheduler, site manager, import and export of the download list, various download speed modes, downloads history, multi-language interface option.
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| Release Date: |
09/22/04 |
| Release Status: |
Major Update |
| Release Notes: |
Added option to check ZIP and RAR archives and recover corrupted ZIP archives;
Added option to unpack ZIP and RAR archives;
Added option "Quit the program after completing all downloads";
Added clipboard monitoring for URL groups;
Added option "Remember last folder for categories";
Added scheduler option "Use schedule for all downloads (not only scheduled)";
Added regular expression support for sorting files into categories;
Improved user interface;
Fixed bug occured after disconnection under Windows 98;
Download indicator is now dispalyed on the status bar during download;
Fixed the status bar display bug under Windows XP SP2. |