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14.2 > Network > freerapid (0.9u4)

freerapid (Java downloader manager)

FreeRapid is an easy to use Java downloader that supports downloading
from Rapidshare, Youtube, Facebook, Picasa and other file-sharing
services, include the new ones like mega.co.nz.

Simply copy and paste your links from a browser to this application.
FreeRapid Downloader will handle the rest itself. No more clicking or
uncomfortable waiting.

Other start options were added into /usr/bin/freerapid for convenience,
simply uncomment the desired option.

NOTE: add /usr/lib{64}/java/bin into your $PATH.

Main Features:

* support for concurrent downloading from multiple services;
* downloading using proxy list;
* support for streamed videos or pictures;
* download history;
* smart clipboard monitoring;
* automatic checking for file's existence on server;
* auto shutdown options;
* automatic plugins updates;
* simple CAPTCHA recognition;
* works on MS Windows (all, include Win7 and Win8), Linux and MacOS;
* easy to use;
* multilanguage interface English, Bulgarian, Czech, Finnish, Portugal,
Slovak, Hungarian, Simplified Chinese and many others. Information
for translators;
* looks great;
* more than 700 supported sites!; and
* simply works! more over 2 000 000 users can confirm that.

This requires: jdk

Maintained by: Edinaldo P. Silva
Keywords: Java Downloader,FreeRapid,MEGA,Youtube,Other Hosts,
ChangeLog: freerapid

Homepage:
http://wordrider.net/freerapid/index.html

Source Downloads:
FreeRapid-0.9u4.zip (a067ecbd37ac7c83a795c34a3dc6388f)

Download SlackBuild:
freerapid.tar.gz
freerapid.tar.gz.asc (FAQ)

(the SlackBuild does not include the source)

Validated for Slackware 14.2

See our HOWTO for instructions on how to use the contents of this repository.

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