Browser integration for Chrome and Firefox On-going downloads are located in the “Incomplete” section, while finished downloads are automatically moved to the “Complete” section. There is also a miscellaneous section for other types of files. As such, you can browse the videos, audio files, archives, documents or the applications you already downloaded. In other words, when you download a file using Neat Download Manager, the file is automatically sent to the corresponding category without your intervention. The left-side panel contains all the downloads, neatly organized by file type. Automatically organizes files by category All the downloads are displayed within a table, where you can see the file’s size, the completion status, the used bandwidth and a few details about who ended the download and the last download attempt. The interface might seem a bit outdated but the layout is clean and well-organized. With a very small footprint on the system, this lightweight application makes it easier for you to grab files from the Internet and save them to your computer. Neat Download Manager is one of the tools you can go to if you are looking to try out a cost-free download manager. Not only that they provide better download speeds but they allow you to pause and resume downloads easier, set priorities and bandwidth limitations, and organize the downloaded files almost automatically, to name a few pluses. However, there are certain advantages to using a standalone download manager. Downloading files from the Internet can, of course, be done using the built-in download manager of any web browser.
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