Downloads · Windows 10 and 11
Downloads: find, sort and download files
One place for everything you download: a list of every download, newest first, that finds a file by its name or the site it came from; your Downloads folder sorted into folders by type, with undo; and a download manager that pauses, resumes and carries on after a dropped connection.
What you can do in Downloads
Three tools for your downloads
- Your downloads: everything in Downloads and in the folders your browsers save to, by day, searched by name or by site. It points out copies downloaded twice, unfinished browser downloads and archives you already unzipped.
- Sort your downloads: Documents, Pictures, Videos, Music, Archives and Installers folders inside Downloads, after a look at what goes where, with Undo, and new downloads sorted on their own if you like.
- Download manager: paste links and the files come down a few at a time, pausing and resuming, picking up after a dropped connection, with four connections for big files and a speed limit.
Your files stay yours
Octoolo reads your download folders on your computer, and changes them only when you ask: renaming, moving, sorting, or the Recycle Bin, never deleting for good. The download manager downloads from the links you give it, as a browser would, and nothing about your files goes to Octoolo.
It downloads files from direct links, such as programs, documents and archives. It does not download videos or music from streaming sites.
Questions, answered
Is the download manager free?
It is part of Octoolo Cloud, $4.99 a month for every app, with no limit on downloads, their size or their speed.
Does it work with Chrome, Edge and Firefox?
Yes. Your downloads lists what every browser saved, and reads where Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera and Firefox are set to save. The download manager takes links you copy from any browser.
Does it delete my files?
Only into the Recycle Bin, and only the ones you choose, so anything can be put back from there.
Downloads, and 16 more apps.
Download for Windows7 days free, then from $3.99 a month for all 17 apps. Windows 10 and 11.