GetRight

Downloading for the Rest of Us

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We've all been there. You're three-and-a-half hours into a download, the bar is hovering at 98%... and your computer freezes. Now you have to restart the download from scratch, and even worse, wait yet another day to finally start watching that Sopranos season you missed a few years ago.

GetRight is a downloading management program that ensures you'll never lose a download again. But that's only the beginning. It supports multi-gigabyte file sizes and allows you to queue, prioritize, and schedule downloads. Specialized tools allow you to scan an entire website and easily extract the desired images and files. Best of all, if a download is ended prematurely, GetRight can pick up where it left off, ensuring you won't waste any time re-downloading.

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Review Written by Roger Thomasson

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Franklin Winkleburn How does this compare with some of the free products - like http://freedownloadmanager.org / or some of the other tools.

Sep 6 2007 at 6:05pm Copy Link

Dan Bragg If you're using FireFox, I'd recommend using the DownThemAll plugin, and for Internet Explorer, consider installing "Free Download Manager".

I hesitate making these recommendations, though, because GetRight was really the first company to start doing downloads right, and I feel a bit like a traitor in recommending other alternatives. It isn't a costly purchase (I bought GetRight back about v 3 myself, but due to the need for hardware/OS reinstalaltions I'm not using it today -- a different story), and it really does help a great company that arguably pioneered "doing downloading well".

Sep 7 2007 at 3:50am Copy Link

Franklin Winkleburn I decided to try out Free Download Manager (link above) since the GetRight is available for sale on discount all weekend and I found that the newer version works with Firefox ,and works pretty well. It has a lot of features with BitTorrent, and other plug-ins. I decided to use GetRight trial and I have to say it works very nicely, but given that Free Download Manager is, well free I will stick with it for a little while. I have noticed that discounts seem somewhat cyclical so I will probably see GetRight for sale again the in the near future (3-4 months or less) and maybe by that time I will have some gripes with the free one. I have to say, at least either buy GetRight or get the Free Download Manager - my downloads were just so much faster than normal (it used multiple sessions and spliced them together - I have a 6MB download speed and even 50MB downloads were 3-4x faster than normal downloading,). Also, the ability to create "groups" was nice - so I could have default locations to download and save sofware.. Pretty nice.

Sep 8 2007 at 6:14pm Copy Link

scaevola na This is the only shareware software I ever bought (when I was in HS). It's just that good. Highly recommend.

I just wish they supported safari & chrome. (both currently unsupported :(.

Apr 13 2011 at 3:11pm Copy Link

Jeremy User I dont think GetRight has been updated in a very long time (7-8 years at least), does this even still work?

Apr 5 2021 at 7:13pm Copy Link