Leech for Mac
Complete control over your downloads.
$7.20
In English
Version 3.2When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Leech overview
Leech gives you complete control over your downloads and full browser integration. You can queue, pause and resume downloads, download from password-protected servers and store your passwords in your system-wide, secure keychain. And you won't have to worry about downloads that were disrupted by a crashing browser ever again.
Sure, your browser can download. But does it let you easily accelerate downloads, limit bandwidth, download on a schedule, or execute rules to sort incoming downloaded files? Doubt it. And clearly, you're not going to be able to quit that RAM-consuming monster of a browser until all your downloads are done.
What’s new in version 3.2
- New AppleScript commands are available: number of downloads, number of failed downloads, pause all, queue all, and cancel all.
Leech for Mac
$7.20
In English
Version 3.2
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Feb 13 2014
Version: 2.2
Good workflow, stability, speed and easiness. Perfect app.
I don't know anything about all the old drama written below, I don't care, this program just works for me. Especially the feature to limit to certain number of downloads per host and/or in total is gold, because I don't want to be to hard on some hosts. I just want to quickly (copy/paste :)) enter a 2do list and don't look back until it has finished.
Sep 12 2012
Version: 2.1.1
works great.. i just wish it could work without using the context menu in chrome. And supported segmented downloads for greater speed too.
Apr 27 2011
Version: 2.0.7
Chrome, Opera and iCab are not supported and I don't think this up is being developed anymore since 2 years. I still use it and love it but the missing support for Chrome etc. lets me look for other software periodically
Apr 9 2011
Version: 2.0.7
This, like a few other downloading apps still on offer and even new ones just coming out, is utterly useless if it doesn't include multi-threaded downloading. Why would I add more complexity to my downloading if it offers no speed enhancement? I don't get it, and I won't get it.
