Mipony is a handy download manager that has been especially developed to work with free hosting sites such as Megaupload, Rapidshare, Mediafire, Filesend and many others.

All you need to do is copy and paste download links onto Mipony's interface (or simply enable the program's clipboard monitor) and relax while your files are being downloaded, one after the other, as fast as possible. You can also use the program's built-in web browser, or copy and paste a web address and Mipony will scan it in search of download links.

Mipony checks the links before downloading them to make sure they work, waits if necessary and downloads the files to your hard drive. If the file is divided into several parts, Mipony will also let you join them. The program's configuration settings enable you to limit download speed and number of simultaneous downloads so that you don't jam your internet connection. You can also use Mipony with premium accounts on many of the supported hosting sites.

The only thing that annoyed me about Mipony is that the program's window opens on top of everything else every time you copy a download link to the clipboard. It would be nicer if it simply stored all copied links in the background. Other than that, it's simply an excellent download manager!

With Mipony you can manage all your downloads from free hosting sites in a much easier, more comfortable way.

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Luckily you can now use RDesc to manage all your downloads from popular websites such as RapidShare, MegaUpload, MediaFire or DepositFiles. All you need to do is import the download links to RDesc and the program will take care of it while you focus on something else.

RDesc can monitor the Windows Clipboard for download links, and also scan a given webpage in search of relevant links. Either way, RDesc creates a download queue and controls the whole process from start to end: begin the download, manage the download and save the file into the selected folder.

RDesc works great and is fairly easy to use. I especially liked its support for scheduled tasks, as well as the ability to switch the computer off when all downloads are finished. A little more documentation wouldn't hurt the program though.

Tired of browsing hosting sites to download files? Try RDesc and make those sites much more useful and user-friendly.

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Luckily you can now use RDesc Portable to manage all your downloads from popular websites such as RapidShare, MegaUpload, MediaFire or DepositFiles. All you need to do is import the download links to RDesc Portable and the program will take care of it while you focus on something else. And it doesn't even require installation!

RDesc Portable can monitor the Windows Clipboard for download links, and also scan a given webpage in search of relevant links. Either way, RDesc creates a download queue and controls the whole process from start to end: begin the download, manage the download and save the file into the selected folder.

RDesc Portable works great and is fairly easy to use. I especially liked its support for scheduled tasks, as well as the ability to switch the computer off when all downloads are finished. A little more documentation wouldn't hurt the program though.

Tired of browsing hosting sites to download files? Try RDesc Portable and make those sites much more useful and user-friendly.

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If you frequently download files from free hosting services, Tucan can make your life easier.

Tucan is a simple, handy manager that helps you handle all your downloads from services such as RapidShare, MegaUpload, 4Shared, Mediafire and more. All you need to do is add the links for the files you want to download and let Tucan take care of the job while you focus on something else.

Tucan checks links before starting to download the files to make sure they work and are valid. The program lets you limit the maximum download speed and the number of simultaneous downloads. Tucan can also work with Premium accounts.

The only thing Tucan can't handle is waiting times, which means that if you're using one of those free download links that make you wait for a few seconds before actually starting the download, Tucan won't be able to avoid it.

Tucan is an easy-to-use, handy little app that lets you manage your downloads from a bunch of popular free hosting services.

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