Take control of your downloads with this superior, group test-winning download manager. Oh, and did we mention that it's free? more..

This is more of a purist's download manager than its heavyweight rival Free Download Manger. It keeps the extras to a minimum... more..

The software itself is good, though it's in a similar vein to the slightly superior Fresh Download. It integrates with Firefox better than most... more..

LeechGet has something of an old-school Windows look to it, with small icons. This leaves more space for buttons... more..

This is another program with a bit of an old-fashioned look to it and it's clearly behind the times. It wouldn't work with the latest version of Firefox because it isn't compatible... more..

Frustrated mobile surfers can now unleash Onspeed Mobile to see if it can fulfil its promise of speeding up the web. more..

Comparatively expensive for a download manager (although a free 30-day trial is available), IDM justifies its cost by offering superb performance. more..

Features include an Always Resume tool for automatically picking up dropped downloads... more..

Scheduling and customisation tools boost FlashGet's appeal but you'll get similar, unconditional performance from other managers. more..

Nevertheless, Go!Zilla is best to avoid. more..