Highlights
- Manages file transfers as a persistent list of tasks rather than one-off browser actions.
- Individual downloads can be queued, started, paused and resumed.
- Reports transfer progress per task until completion or cancellation.
- Published by GopeedLab under the GPL-3.0 license.
- Listed for Linux in this record.
About this application
Gopeed is a download manager published by GopeedLab. It takes over file transfers that would otherwise be handled inline by a web browser, holding them instead as a list of tasks that can be queued, started, paused and resumed independently of the page they came from.
The working model is task-oriented: an address is handed to the program, the transfer is carried out, and progress is reported until the file is complete or the task is stopped. Which sources and transfer protocols a given build accepts, and how the task list is configured, are documented by the project itself and are not restated in this entry.
The program is distributed under GPL-3.0, so the source may be read, modified and redistributed under the terms of that license. This record lists a Linux platform only; anyone needing a build for another operating system should consult the project's own release channels.
Where to get it
Linux
- Open on FlathubOpens in a new tabPackage repositoryFlathub
From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub com.gopeed.Gopeed
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