DS Download Manager
Overview
Send links directly to your Synology NAS Download Station
DS Download Manager lets you send download links directly to your Synology NAS Download Station with one click. 🆕 New in version 2.2.6: • Cloudflare Access (Zero Trust) support: enter a service token ID and secret to reach a NAS protected by Cloudflare • Export and import your settings to an encrypted, password-protected file (AES-256) to copy them easily to another PC or browser • Browser sync storage status indicator • Clear error message when Cloudflare Access blocks the connection • Translations updated in all 22 languages 🛠 Fixes in version 2.2.5: • The selected destination folder is respected again (it was ignored and files went to the default folder) • The popup now wakes up the service worker before sending, so the destination is no longer lost • Paths with backslashes (\) are converted to forward slashes (/) for the Synology API Features: • Send magnet links, torrents, NZB and HTTP links to Download Station • Auto-detect download links on any page (hosters, debrid services, magnets) • Browse and select destination folders on your NAS • Real-time download monitoring with progress, speed and ETA • Multi-link sending • Multi-NAS support — manage multiple Synology NAS from a single extension • Cloudflare Access (Zero Trust) compatible • Encrypted settings backup (export / import) • 22 languages supported • No data collected — credentials stored locally only Requirements: Synology NAS with Download Station installed. Note: QuickConnect and 2FA are not supported. Use a non-admin account without 2FA.
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Details
- Version2.2.6
- UpdatedOctober 28, 2026
- Size107KiB
- Languages21 languages
- Developer
Email
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