When it works, it works very well. Dev has been active and responded to my concerns, so I am giving benefit of doubt for now. I’m still having trouble downloading entire folders from premium sites, but I have yet to try the services supported by PD.I am still curious about “Plus Mode”. Give this a try, it will definitely speed up your downloads significantly if you can get links to work. The latest update seems to be working much more often for me. Thanks dev.

I live in Africa, where there is a lot of latency, stalled connections, etc. Using Progressive Downloader allows me to download files much faster b/c of using multiple threads (or “connections” to a specific server), as well as auto restarting if the connection drops. For example, downloading an OS X update from the App Store is horribly slow. But if the download is available on the web (most major OS X updates are), then you can use PD and add multiple threads and the speed will increase a lot. I also use it for downloading IPSW files for updating my phones. This is one of my must-have apps.

The app is good, but pretty buggy.It randomly restarts certain downloads after they’re done. Duplicates them basically.It hangs quite often, have to Force Quit.Would like to see these issues fixed.Also, I’m not sure what this app is built with, but it’s pretty slow and responds very laggy. Right clicking an active download sometimes pulls up a menu with all options greyed out. Then I must click away and click back, and right click, if I need to suspend, or resume the download. Very weird behaviour. It’s like this app was written in Java or something.

The app demands full disk access which other download managers don't. It says it needs it for browser integration, however it barely works. The app states that "no desired cookie was found". Once download has been started then Safari catches it and the app recognizes the download after like 5 seconds after it is already being downloaded with the browser. It's just way too much inconvenience, this 'progressive' downloader is half-baked. Deleted. And would have been deleted even if it had been free. Money wasted.Users beware!