Free Download Manager 5 comes out of Beta, stable version released. Free Download Manager 5.1, which has gone through alpha and beta phases in development, has finally come out of beta, and the stable version is now available to public for download on Windows and Mac platforms. FDM 5 is a ‘powerful download accelerator and organizer’, supported on Windows 10/8.1/7 (32 & 64-bit) and can catch downloads from popular browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Edge after successful integration.
READ:How to Integrate FDM 5 into Google Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers?
Free Download Manager 5.1
For FDM to be fully functional, user need to visit Settings > Browser Integration, and select browsers, from which he needs to download files -Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer needs to have respective add-ons installed and enabled.
Free Download Manager v5.1 Settings window
FDM doesn’t install any extension in Edge browser as the application has worked fine on Windows 10 v1511 without such. You can’t write off the possibility of official FDM extension for Edge browser in the near future that too, considering Windows 10 anniversary update which brings extension support for Edge, is not far away.
Free Download Manager 5.1.9 Beta adds Experimental Edge Support and introduces Snail Mode
Chrome browser extension for the latest version is available here on the web store. When downloads are complete, FDM shows notifications on Windows 10 for IE and Edge browsers.
Free Download Manager 3.9.4 offers Chrome Extension on Web Store
Download Free Download Manager 5.1.15.4266
Note: FDM 5 works on Windows 10/8.1/7 (not available for XP) and Mac OS X , but still FDM 3 will continue to work on Windows XP.
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why auto power off got omited from fdm v.5.1.31 i need this feature is there any solution for that?
They’ve removed the option from Advanced Settings which we mentioned before in this site https://techdows.com/2016/08/free-download-manager-shut-down-computer-when-download-complete.html, we don’t know the reason for that. Currently we’re not aware of such.
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