TotalD

If you are the kind of person who downloads hundreds of files per day, then you should know that this practice does not only take a lot of time, but it also has the potential to turn your organized file system into a cluttered nightmare.

TotalD is an application designed to help you better manage the content you download from your favorite hosting and file sharing services to your local drives.

The program includes an appealing interface that is split into two main section, namely the category summary and the panel where you can preview and manage your downloads. To be more precise, the dashboard comes with three broad categories, namely type of download, status and labels.

The larger pane is dedicated to specifying the sources of the files, enables you to start, stop, remove and access the downloadable content and add labels, so that you can find your videos, movies or documents easier.

In the lower section of the main window, you can view a status bar that displays the name of the file that is being downloaded along with the transfer speed. As far as the sources for downloading are concerned, the tool works with the Bittorrent network, Vimeo, YouTube, Veoh, Dailymotion as well as a plethora of direct download websites.

The idea behind the utility is to make downloading content as smooth as possible by avoiding frustrating timeouts and annoying captchas that you can barely decipher. In this sense, the app comes with a simple interface that allows you to manage all your sources at once.

The program enables you to control how many files you want to download simultaneously from the same server. At the same time, you can browse through your files whenever you need to check the content and even close it if you need to head out for instance. You can rest assured that the application resumes the download as soon as you reopen it.

The app also brings additional convenience to the picture, especially since it allows you to set labels for the content and specify a dedicated folder for the files that should be stored in those directories.

In case you need to download a lot of files regularly and you want to make sure you can get them fast and access them quickly, then perhaps TotalD might lend you a hand.