Open Download Manager
Native GTK4 download manager for Linux with one queue for HTTP/FTP, BitTorrent, video and site mirrors via aria2, yt-dlp and HTTrack.
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Multi-connection HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP downloads BitTorrent, magnet, and Metalink support Video and media downloads through yt-dlp Website mirroring through HTTrack Torrents search Pause, resume, cancel, reorder, and concurrent download limits Clipboard URL monitoring and torrent/Metalink folder monitoring Persistent download history and automatic resume Speed limits, mirrors, retries, scheduling, and batch imports Proxy, proxychains, and Tor routing, plus proxy rotation After-completion actions (notify, open file, verify, suspend, shutdown) Native GTK4 interface with search, filtering, detail views, and tray/background mode
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#3 Tool of the Day· Sep 22, 2026
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What is Open Download Manager?
Open Download Manager is an open-source files & sync tool — Native GTK4 download manager for Linux with one queue for HTTP/FTP, BitTorrent, video and site mirrors via aria2, yt-dlp and HTTrack. It is written in Java.
Is Open Download Manager free and open source?
Yes. Open Download Manager is free and open source, released under the GPL-3.0 license. You can view and contribute to the source at https://github.com/albilu/open-download-manager.
What language is Open Download Manager written in?
Open Download Manager is primarily written in Java.
What are open-source alternatives to Open Download Manager?
Other open-source files & sync tools on OSSDrop include LocalSend, Syncthing, rclone, qBittorrent.
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