when activated, interrupts the built-in download manager to direct links to JDownloader
Total ratings
3.73
(Rating count:
126)
Review summary
Pros
- Works well on Windows and Linux
- Good alternative to IDM for Linux users
- Open source installation on Linux does not require root access
Cons
- Issues with autostart and packagizer functionality
- Does not work with remote JDownloader instances
- Annoying notifications and pop-up pages during downloads
- Several bugs and issues with the latest Firefox version
Most mentioned
- User interface annoyances and interruptions in downloads
- Non-functionality and being labeled as worthless or useless
- Installation and configuration challenges, particularly on Linux
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User reviews
Recent rating average:
3.30
All time rating average:
3.73
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Date | Author | Rating | Comment |
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2025-01-01 | SloterNik | ||
2024-10-19 | hunkyburrito | Works fairly well but I had to fix a few annoyances myself to make it better. * Leftover files in download folder when using interrupt mode: Modify worker.js line 299 to be ` chrome.downloads.cancel(...) ` instead of ` chrome.downloads.pause(...) ` * Referrer sometimes not getting passed to JD correctly (I think it's just flash/add interface that was incorrect) Modify worker.js line 66, replacing ` chrome.runtime.getURL('') ` with ` d.referrer || '' ` * Package name not using the one from packagizer Comment/remove line 62 in worker.js | |
2024-10-03 | Firefox user 18585678 | ||
2024-09-14 | not important | worthless and can not work this crap addon | |
2024-05-31 | Stefan | ||
2024-02-03 | Kobe | ||
2024-02-03 | Kubaba | It add a notification, a pop up page and, stop the download with out it now. Very annoying, removed | |
2024-01-05 | Firefox user 13756602 | ||
2023-12-01 | Firefox user 12872360 | missing info | |
2023-11-27 | Kuzma |
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