Native Batch Downloader

Batch download files via the browser's native download channel — even login-protected files work, cookies sent automatically

Paste a list of links, press Start, and they download one after another - through the browser's own download channel, the same path as clicking each link yourself. That is why files behind a login work: your cookies ride along with every request, and there is nothing to configure. Key features: • Concurrency and delay control - run 1 to 200 downloads in parallel, with an optional minimum gap between starts (in ms). The gap applies to every launch including the first batch, so rate-limited servers never get hit with a burst. • Load a list your way - paste URLs one per line, or drag a .txt/.csv file onto the window. • Live progress - total / succeeded / failed / waiting counters plus a progress bar, and a toolbar badge showing how many are left, so progress stays visible with the window closed. • Retry failed - one click re-queues every link that failed, was interrupted, or was abandoned by Stop. • Tidy subfolder - files save into a dated BatchDL folder inside your downloads folder (on by default), so a 200-file batch does not bury everything else. • Keeps running in the background - closing the window does not stop the queue, and an unstarted list is still there when you come back. • Duplicate and invalid lines are skipped and reported in the log, and filenames are taken from the link or from the server, so they come out right either way. It asks for only two permissions - downloads and storage. It does not read or modify the pages you visit, there is no account and no server, and your settings stay in your own browser profile. Free and open source (MIT). Handles any file type a direct link points to: PDF, images, videos, archives, executables.