[MacOS] Leech - 1.1.2 [UB/WTF_K'ed]

Leech gives you complete control over your downloads. You can queue, pause and resume downloads, download from password-protected servers and store your passwords in your system-wide, secure keychain. And you won't have to worry about downloads that were disrupted by a crashing browser ever again.

Browser Integration · The best download manager is the one that doesn't get in your way. That's why Leech can capture all downloads from Safari, Camino, OmniWeb, and Firefox (via FlashGot) while staying almost invisible. Just click those download links and use that context menu like you usually do, and Leech will kick in automatically.

Playing by Your Rules · Leech's rules let you define individual download folders and postprocessing applications for any given file type/host combination.

Convenience · You've just copied 20 URLs from a text document, and you want all of them downloaded? No problem — just paste them on Leech's downloads window. You can also just drag URLs to Leech's Dock symbol, which doubles as a status display. Additional feedback is available via Growl.

Take Control · Did you ever wish you could limit the number of concurrent downloads, so you wouldn't have to wait forever for the first download to complete? Did you ever want to just mark a URL for downloading without starting the download at once? Did you ever wait for a download to complete, just so you can shut down your computer afterwards? If any of these ring a bell, Leech has you covered.

Pause & Resume · With Leech, you can pause and resume downloads whenever you want — as long as the server you're downloading from is up for it.
Keychain Support · Whenever you download a file from a site that requires authentication, Leech is happy to store your password in your system-wide, secure keychain, so you won't have to enter your password again next time.
Lest We Forget · Leech keeps track of your downloads and stores them in its unique, searchable history menu.
Home, Sweet Home · If you've managed to master any of the applications that come with Mac OS X, Leech will make you feel right at home. Our main goal was to build something that would work exactly the way you expect it to work.
Focus · Leech doesn't try to be a peer-to-peer client or look like iTunes and swamp you with spacious user interface elements you'll never use. Leech downloads files, end of story.

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