JDownloader Or IDM [Vote]

[Drone007]

IDM is best till today for me . If any wants a cracked version of IDM , PM me . It is not showing POP-Ups till today and working fine .

 

[CrazySnake]

JDownloader although I hate how slow it is to start up (because it's java based). But I love that it self-extracts files and picks up on popular file sharing hosts.

 

[andream]

I personally prefer IDM.
It's fast as well and it doesn't require any installation.

 

[steve.vid.ag]

i prefer jdownloader been using for quite some time now

i prefer jdownloader been using for quite some time now

 

[boodoo90]

jDownloader or CandySoft Load are the best one at the moment. In earlier days, cryptload wasnt that bad too.

 

[Superseller]

idm is best

 

[WilliamWilder]

jDownloader is better IMO.

 

[isobeyan]

JDownloader. Tried Mipony for a while, but it was awful. Gave the JDownloader 2 beta a shot and was pleasantly surprised by it. Feels a lot snappier than the old one and I believe it's lighter on resource usage as well.

 

[keem]

jdownloader has much more tools than idm to make download easier

 

[Imageon]

I prefer IDM

 

[redesignunit]

idm always best for download. and if you have plugin you can also go with jdownloder.

 

[SwiftCloudVPS]

Used IDM in the past and always had good performance with it.

Jdownload has his good sides too but I prefer IDM

 

[Gurumax]

using jd only for dlc's

 

[vilen]

• Internet Download Manager (IDM)

 

[tightiesboy]

IDM is famous & work best, only bad thing is the price.

 

[lexusls400]

Internet Download Manager. JD not my thing kind of slow.

 

[Health]

Internet Download Manager (IDM)

 

[morty12]

Jdownloader slows down my computer

 

[Business247]

JDownloader is a complex and heavy application.

On the contrary IDM is easy to use and always gives the optimum download speed. So I would choose IDM any day.

 

[Ryzv]

jDownloader all the way

v. 2.0, even though still in beta, has greatly improved memory management, has never crashed on me and can handle huge download lists like a charm unlike the "stable" 0.9 version.

What I love the most about jD is that it's cross-platform so I can use it on my Linux machines.