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looking for a download manager.
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igetter is free as long as you dont mind waiting a 10 or 15 seconds count down at the startup of a program. works very good too. www.igetter.net
acearchie
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I know you said free, but speed download has a trial version and is infact very good!
It looks better than iGetter and has a proper uninstall!
I did try out iGetter then tried to delete it but I still get this!
I've tried spotlighting it but nothing comes up!
It looks better than iGetter and has a proper uninstall!
I did try out iGetter then tried to delete it but I still get this!
I've tried spotlighting it but nothing comes up!
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try looking in your Macintosh HD/Library/Contextual Menu Items/ directory
also check your user folder/Library/Contextual Menu Items/
xUKHCx
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I have iGetter and I have even had it linked to Safari but I removed it (seemed a bit buggy under leopard) however I don't have that.
Have a look in these places to see if you can find something related to iGetter
/Users/username/Library/InputManagers
/Users/username/Library/Internet Plug-Ins
/Users/username/Library/Contextual Menu Items
xUKHCx
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Leave it in the trash and next time you reboot/login they will no longer be in use and then you can delete them.
Speed Download and iGetter are the only two I have come across. iGetter is essentially shareware with the limitation you have to wait for a startup message.
Both are priced pretty much the same (iGetter is 18p more expensive)
If you use mozilla firefox, there is a nifty plugin for it called "DownThemAll!"
Link:
http://www.downthemall.net/
Link:
http://www.downthemall.net/