yt-dlc is a developer library or app framework for handling downloads inside software projects.
Download Master is a free download manager by WestByte Software for files, video, music, documents and torrents. It splits downloads into simultaneous streams, resumes interrupted transfers over HTTP, HTTPS, FTP and FTPS, and supports BitTorrent links. It integrates with browsers and monitors the clipboard for links.
An online tool that parses the HTML of a web page and extracts its internal and external links, displaying them in plain text. After a page address is submitted, the system downloads the page and lists the resulting URLs. It is built with the Lynx command-line browser and described for research, development, security assessments and web page testing.
KaraFun is an online karaoke service with a catalog of songs across multiple genres, studio-quality recordings and music quizzes. It offers battle and quiz modes, a remote control for guests, offline sync, vocal match, and customization of key and tempo. A free option provides free songs and Premium song previews, and plans unlock all songs on any device.
CommentExporter.com is a web service for exporting Facebook comments from a post to a computer, with XLS output and support for nested comments. Users enter a post URL to start an export. The site states that the system is temporarily closed. Exported data is deleted 30 days after the export date.
FluxDown is a free and open source download manager with a Rust engine. It is GPU-rendered and supports HTTP, FTP, BitTorrent, eD2K, HLS and DASH in a single queue. Available builds include Windows, macOS, Linux, Docker/NAS, Android and a browser extension.
Motrix is an open-source download manager supporting HTTP, FTP, BitTorrent, Magnet and Metalink. It provides task controls for pausing, resuming, retrying and prioritizing downloads, plus torrent connection management and plugins. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, and Docker, with links sent from supported browser extensions. No account is required, and the software has been open-source since 2018.
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Download Master is a free download manager by WestByte Software for files, video, music, documents and torrents. It splits downloads into simultaneous streams, resumes interrupted transfers over HTTP, HTTPS, FTP and FTPS, and supports BitTorrent links. It integrates with browsers and monitors the clipboard for links.
An online tool that parses the HTML of a web page and extracts its internal and external links, displaying them in plain text. After a page address is submitted, the system downloads the page and lists the resulting URLs. It is built with the Lynx command-line browser and described for research, development, security assessments and web page testing.
KaraFun is an online karaoke service with a catalog of songs across multiple genres, studio-quality recordings and music quizzes. It offers battle and quiz modes, a remote control for guests, offline sync, vocal match, and customization of key and tempo. A free option provides free songs and Premium song previews, and plans unlock all songs on any device.
CommentExporter.com is a web service for exporting Facebook comments from a post to a computer, with XLS output and support for nested comments. Users enter a post URL to start an export. The site states that the system is temporarily closed. Exported data is deleted 30 days after the export date.
FluxDown is a free and open source download manager with a Rust engine. It is GPU-rendered and supports HTTP, FTP, BitTorrent, eD2K, HLS and DASH in a single queue. Available builds include Windows, macOS, Linux, Docker/NAS, Android and a browser extension.
Motrix is an open-source download manager supporting HTTP, FTP, BitTorrent, Magnet and Metalink. It provides task controls for pausing, resuming, retrying and prioritizing downloads, plus torrent connection management and plugins. It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, and Docker, with links sent from supported browser extensions. No account is required, and the software has been open-source since 2018.
