BrowserDownloadsView

BrowserDownloadsView is a handy tool for anyone who downloads lots of files every day. If you're like me, sometimes it's tough to keep track of everything you've saved! When you grab files using your browser, the usual way to see what you've downloaded is by hitting Ctrl+J. But if you're using different browsers, that can get a little messy.

Stay Organized with BrowserDownloadsView

This tool gives you a neat list of all the files you've downloaded from both Firefox and Chrome. It has an easy-to-use layout that shows important info about each file. You'll see details like the download link, where it came from, when you started and finished downloading it, how big it is, and how long it took.

Extra Info at Your Fingertips

What's cool about BrowserDownloadsView is that it shows extra data that you usually don't get in the normal download dialog box. This includes the speed of your downloads, their current state, and even technical details like ID and hash values (like MD5 or SHA256). Pretty neat for those who want to keep things organized!

Manage Your Downloads Like a Pro

You can also do more than just check your downloads. Just like in your browser's download box, you can open links, run files straight from the list, or jump to the folder where they're saved. Plus, there are some advanced options that help if you're dealing with tons of downloads at once. You can load downloads from all users on your computer or even grab them from remote machines!

A Must-Have for Heavy Downloaders

If you're someone who regularly works with lots of files daily, BrowserDownloadsView could be just what you need! It offers features that go beyond the standard download dialog box and makes managing your downloads super simple.

If you're ready to give it a try and make downloading easier for yourself, check out this link here!