BrowserDownloadsView

In the eventuality that you downloads dozens of hundreds of files on a daily basis, then there is a good chance that you may lose track of them sometimes. If you grab the data using your browser, then you can check out your latest downloads using the Ctrl+J key combination. Then again, if you are using more than one browser, you may find it slightly difficult to audit your downloads.

BrowserDownloadsView is a tiny tool that provides a download list of the files you grabbed from various sources using both Firefox and Chrome.

The program comes with a user-friendly interface that is designed as a list and that displays valuable information about the files you grabbed from the Internet. Within the list, you can find information about the download link and web page, start and end time, download size and download duration.

Then again, the utility comes with some additional data that you do not typically find in the download dialog box, such as calculated speed, download state, profile path, path filename, ID and hash (MD5, SHA1, SHA256 and SHA512).

Similarly to the download box for the browsers, you can perform various actions, such as open the URL, web page, run the file or open the folder where it is stored. You will be happy to learn that the tool comes with a few advanced options that can lend a hand with managing bulk downloads. Among these options, you can count loading downloads from the current running system for all users or a specified one, from profile folders and from remote computers.

BrowserDownloadsView is a tool that comes with several enhanced features compared to the standard download dialog box. It could prove useful for anyone working with a large amount of files on a daily basis.