How to Speed Up Google Chrome Downloads

Google Chrome is one of the most popular and widely used Web browser available for Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS, Android and other platforms. The inbuilt downloader in Chrome is not well optimized but you can use third party tools and downloaders to speed up all the downloads on Chrome. These apps and tools will not only help you download files quickly but also manage all downloads at one place. So in this post we will be talking about how you can speed up downloads in Google Chrome.

Best Download Managers for Google Chrome

Here’s the best FREE downloaders which the users can compile with their browser and get the flawless downloading with high-speed transfers. If you have any suggestions or you want to add any other downloader, feel free to comment down below.

1. Download Manager

This is an open source Extension originally extended from chrome downloads API sample. Download Manager has a nice, clean interface to easily access and view info of your downloads in a popup. One can easily see download progress with pause, resume and cancel options.

Other Features:

1. Right click menu for every action on download item(see screenshot).
2. Search your downloads as soon as you start typing.
3. drag and drop the items onto applications.
4. Desktop Notifications on download complete.
5. visual notification when download starts.
6. shows remaining time of download completion and its progress in icon itself.
7. disables download shelf at the bottom.
8. keyboard shortcuts for every option.

2. Chrono Download Manager

Chrono Download Manager is the first (and only) full-featured download manager for Google Chrome. All your download management is done inside a browser tab instead of by installing a separate download managing application. Chrono is tightly integrated with Chrome by context menus, toolbar buttons and key shortcuts.

Chrono is also your best video download helper and bulk image downloader. The Chrono Sniffer detects all links, images, audios and videos on a webpage.

Features:

1. Totally override the Chrome’s default download manager (e.g. Ctrl-J brings out Chrono Download Manager), and get rid of the Downloads Shelf(bar).
2. Use table to organize your downloads compactly and efficiently.
3. Batch descriptors help you download a range of URLs with pattern painlessly.
4. Just one click to browse and manage your downloads from a popup list at anytime.
5. Queue/Pause/Resume/Restart/Search/Recycle your downloads.
6. Desktop notifications and sound notifications for download completion/interruption.
7. Enter multiple URLs at the same time and downthemall with one-click.

3. Chrome Download Manager

The Chrome Download Manager extension gives to you a fast and convenient access to your downloads from browser’s toolbar.
Works perfectly for any browsers based on Chromium (such as: Opera, Yandex Browser, etc.). This lightweight extension inside the chrome browser induced the feature of Firefox downloader that always tend to show up the download in the taskbar.

The Chrome Download Manager (CDM) extension works in a multithreaded acceleration mode, so you can see all download processes together. CDM is a fast and reliable download manager and accelerator that improves your experience with downloads and helps you organize them in an easy manner.

4. Turbo Download Manager

Turbo Download Manager aims to provide a reliable file fetching (downloading) even on low bandwidth internet connections such as 3G or 4G networks.

Features:
1. Increases downloading speed (attainable speed depends on the number of segments and your network capability)
2. Allows you to continue broken downloads by introducing fresh links
3. Allows downloading from multiple sources
4. Allow you to preview media files while the file is being downloaded
5. Extension-able and can be accessed from other extensions and applications
6. Open source and free

Conclusion

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