It survives being killed
Bytes reach the disk before anything records that they did, so what is written down is always something that really happened. A crash costs seconds, not the file.
Interrupt it however you like — close the lid, pull the cable, force quit, run out of battery. It carries on from where it stopped rather than starting the file again.
Free to use. Requires macOS 12.3 or later. Apple silicon and Intel.
Everything runs on your own machine. There is no account, no cloud service, and nothing is reported anywhere.
Bytes reach the disk before anything records that they did, so what is written down is always something that really happened. A crash costs seconds, not the file.
Magnets and .torrent files sit in the same list as everything else, with the same pause, the same resume, and a tick beside each file you actually want.
Sign in, play something, and the arrow lights up. It sees what is playing even when the player is buried three frames deep in somebody else's page.
A file found while signed in is fetched with the cookies and headers that proved it — so something that played in the window still downloads an hour later.
Video plays from the bytes already on disk. Start watching the beginning while the rest is still arriving.
Windows nobody asked for are refused, and the one you did ask for — signing in — still opens. Ad pop-unders simply stop happening.
No subscription. One payment, and it keeps working — including every update after it.
Resuming through a crash, a flat battery or a force quit is not a paid feature and never will be — it is what this program is for, and a half-downloaded file helps nobody. A licence that lapses never stops a download already running, and never drops below the free tier. Already bought one? Find your key.