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Sends downloads, videos, audio, HLS/DASH streams and page images to the Parallel Download Manager app for fast, resumable downloads. Parallel Download Manager Integration connects Chrome to Parallel Download Manager, a free download manager for Windows. Get the app from the Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9PF6GJ9WTXFX What it does • Catches the files you download in Chrome (archives, programs, documents, music, video) and hands them to the app, which downloads each file over up to 32 connections and resumes after any interruption. • Shows a "Download this video" button over videos on web pages, and lists the video, audio and HLS/DASH streams a page plays. Pick one and choose the quality in the app. • Lists every image on a page at full size, with a size filter, and sends the ones you pick to the app in one go. • Right-click any link, video, audio or image: "Download with Parallel Download Manager". • English and Arabic, following the app's language. What it doesn't do • It never downloads DRM-protected content (Netflix, Disney+, Shahid and similar). Protected videos are marked with a lock. • It does not work on YouTube. • No analytics, no ads, no tracking. Everything stays on your computer. Requirements Windows 10 or 11 with the Parallel Download Manager app installed and running. Without the app, Chrome downloads files as usual.
Oct 30, 2026
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