Xtreme Download Manager 9.0.9 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesXtreme Download Manager, usually shortened to XDM, is a free tool for people who download large files and are tired of losing progress when a connection drops. It works alongside your browser, catching downloads and managing them in one tidy window where you can pause, resume and organise your queue. XDM can split a file into segments and pull them at the same time, which often makes better use of a fast connection, and it can refresh broken links for downloads that support it.
Features of Xtreme Download Manager
- Pause and resume downloads, including many that a browser would abandon
- Browser extension that sends downloads from Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Brave to the app
- Segmented downloading to make better use of fast connections
- Native builds for both Apple silicon and Intel Macs
- Queue, schedule and organise files with light and dark themes
How to Download
Get XDM only from its official site or its official GitHub releases, since the project warns that copies elsewhere can be altered. On the Mac download page, pick the build for your chip, open the disk image and drag XDM into Applications. You can Download from the official site in a few clicks. Because XDM is not notarised by Apple, macOS may ask you to confirm the first launch, and the official guide explains that step.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Xtreme Download Manager free?
Yes. XDM is free and open source software with no bundled offers, according to the project site.
Which Mac build do I need?
Choose Apple silicon if About This Mac shows an Apple chip, and Intel if it shows an Intel processor.
Can XDM save streaming videos?
It can grab media that your browser plays on many sites, although some services block saving, and you should only save content you have the right to keep.
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