Internet Download Manager (IDM) is a software tool that allows users to download files and content from the Internet at a faster speed. It works by using advanced algorithms to increase download speed and features like dynamic file segmentation and multi-part downloading to speed up the download process.

The software can intercept download processes to optimize them: when the server allows it, Internet Download Manager dynamically cuts the files and downloads each part "independently" as if it were the work of several users.

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Internet Download Manager allows you to categorize your downloads, a very practical function that will notably allow you to define the folder in which to deposit the file once received. The user will be able to define default categories based on the file extension, or the site from which it is downloaded.

The user can also view the details of each download such as file size, percentage downloaded, transfer rate, remaining time, and whether or not the server supports the function of resuming interrupted downloads.

If IDM aims to optimize downloads, it may also be interesting to reduce their speed. Simply indicate the desired speed for the software to adapt it. The interface also offers the ability to pause downloads, manage the queue, and schedule them for a specific date and time.