To download multiple files from the Internet together and avoid interruptions, codes, time limits and so on, you need to use a download and download manager. Among these there are two that are better than others, two very similar programs:
1) Mipony great for automatic file downloads divided into parts
2) jDownloader, simple to use and compatible with any website, including hosting and backup ones.
It is known that downloads from some sites, if you do not pay a premium account, are limited in the sense that it is not possible to download multiple files together, that you have to put a code before each download and that there is often a wait before to be able to get the files.
Who pays a premium account then can not let the web browser manage the downloads, with the risk that, if the connection is lost, you have to start over.
Both those who have premium accounts and those who use these sites occasionally, need a Download manager, that is, a program that manages downloads, checks if the links are valid and allows you to queue multiple files together.
The best program for downloading files from the internet is jDownloader .
This is a Java based application, free and available for all operating systems: Linux, Mac and Windows .
The installation is trivial and does not hide traps of sponsor programs or malware.
Starting the program you are allowed to set the Italian language and it is recommended to install Flashgot on firefox which would not be a bad idea.
At the first start the program updates itself to incorporate the policies of the various hosting sites.
jDownloader always works almost completely automatically : when you happen on a page with the link of a file on Mega, just make the "copy" and it will be automatically captured by jDownloader in the "capture links" tab, ready only for download of the entire file.
If this does not happen, you can click on Add URL and manually paste the link.
Once the file has been verified as existing, a green check mark appears to indicate that it is available.
By pressing the Continue button, the files are moved to the Download tab.
If the download was interrupted, I don't know what it depends on, sometimes you can restore it and start again from where it was left, other times you have to start over.
If you had a premium account, it must be set up by pressing the appropriate button on the top bar, entering the login and password.
On the settings tab, the important things to choose from are the folder in which to download the files, any proxies to use and the number of simultaneous downloads.
If you were able and under particular conditions (which I don't have), you could reset the connection when your IP address was blocked for downloading too much.
Options also include the ability to set a password list for protected Rar archives.
In this case, if a fairly large file is loaded, jDownloader tries to open the protected .rar file using all the passwords entered (brute force).
On RAR archives divided into parts, Jdownloader allows you to unify them into a single file automatically using the plugin HJSplit (one of the programs to join files divided into parts) that is integrated.
In conclusion it can be said that jDownloader is an excellent program for quick and easy downloads from the internet also because it is open source, does not hide viruses and is independent of any commercial purpose.
