JDownloader 2 vs Folx GO +

Jdownloader can crawl all links and find downloadable content based on those links, very helpful to download entire website content, video playlist, or hidden content too.

You can pack files into packages for better file management.

There is no limitation.

It means you can download any stream source such as youtube or similar video site with options to choose its quality and filetype.

You can input captcha on some free file hosting sites directly on Jdownloader.

No need to manually extract your downloaded archives, while Jdownloader can automatically extract them for you.

Automatically save files with certain filenames to certain preconfigured folders.

Helps to batch download files.

Because JDownloader runs on Java, any platform that can run Java, can run JDownloader.

You can add tags to your downloads to make them easier to find down the road, and you can also add a description to help jog your memory.

There are extensions for Safari, Chrome, Forefox, and Opera. This lets you continue using your preferred browser without needing to jump through any hoops to use Folx GO.

Folx GO is the free version, but it includes all the major features required for a good download manager. If you want the pro features, it will cost $4.99 but it will allow you to schedule your downloads when there is less load on your network, automatically add downloaded songs to iTunes, and other features that let you download quicker and optimize the download speed to your liking.

If a website or your internet goes down, the download will pause. Once it's available again, the download will continue where it left off so you don't need to start back at the start again.

Both downloading and uploading torrent files are supported.