One of its strengths is the ability to resume a download from the point at which it was interrupted. Internet Download Manager also creates multiple connections to the server for the same archive, which greatly speeds up the download.

Internet Download Manager is very easy to handle because you simply have to drag the address of a video found into the downloads list.

Once it's captured the link of the video you want to download, the software takes care of everything. You can choose to start the transfer immediately or add it to a scheduling listand download it later.

Internet Download Manager is very accessible for beginners: in addition to providing practical advice, the software interface is very neat. This means all your past and future downloads are organized by folder, allowing for very efficient navigation. That said, the Internet Download Manager interface does look like it's been hit with the ugly stick, complete with huge buttons you'd swear had come straight out of Windows 95.

Internet Download Manager is an excellent tool. Even though you have to pay for it, many users prefer it over its main competitors like Free Download Manager or Flashget, and they're not without good reason.