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The desktop app offers Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, French, Thai and German. The website product page is available in 20 languages.

Free forever, with no in-app ads. Download the macOS and Windows installers on this page.

No. Local downloads do not require an account.

No. Sign-in does not change speed, connection count, or protocol access.

Files travel from the source to your device. An account is not a bandwidth switch.

1.2.0 supports HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, FTPS, SFTP, Torrent, Magnet and ED2K. HLS and single-file Metalink have format limits.

Yes. HTTP and HTTPS files download directly from their source to your device.

FTP and FTPS support resume when the server permits it. SFTP uses SSH with username/password authentication and host-key verification.

macOS and Windows support Magnet downloads, obtaining metadata and files from peers. Available peers are required; connectivity depends on your network.

The macOS and Windows versions can download from .torrent files. Per-file selection and priority controls are not available yet.

Common ed2k:// file links support source discovery, download, pause, resume and hash verification. Available peers are required; no resource search is provided.

It is a peer-to-peer file-sharing link and network. Other peers may see your IP address.

Public thunder:// wrappers are decoded into HTTP, HTTPS, FTP or ED2K targets. No private Thunder service is used.

Some finite, unencrypted M3U8 playlists work. Live streams, DRM, and some media formats are not supported.

An online single-file Metalink can provide an HTTP(S) mirror and checksum. Multi-file lists and local import are not available yet.

No. The product does not bypass DRM or access controls.

Yes, when the source allows it. A paused task or one interrupted by an app restart can continue from saved progress; some sources require a fresh start.

Two tasks run at once by default. Choose 1–8 in Settings; the rest wait in the queue.

Speed-limit controls are not available yet.

A local start-time field exists, but scheduled downloading is not yet listed as an available feature.

It may upload to peers while downloading. The current Mac version stops seeding when the task completes.

Yes, they may. P2P is not an anonymity service.

Seeding stops by default when the download completes. More detailed upload controls are not available yet.

Not with the implemented direct adapters. Sources send files to your device.

Task records stay local by default. Opt-in sharing syncs safe metadata for 72 hours. Authenticated links, local paths, cookies, passwords and file bytes are excluded.

Yes. Sign in to the same account and enable sharing on both devices. Download on this device fetches from the original source; files are not synchronized.

On macOS and Windows, send a link and filename from Browser, then confirm the task. Handoff stays local; website sign-in headers and cookies are not transferred yet.

Yes. On macOS and Windows, a completed ZIP task can open in DAWNBLOOM Archive on the same device, without a server relay.

Enter the SHA-256 provided by the source when adding a task; the result is compared after download. Installer SHA-256 checksums are listed in the download section of this page.

Proxy controls are not complete yet.

The Windows installer is unsigned and may trigger unknown publisher or SmartScreen warnings. macOS uses an ad hoc signature, without Developer ID or notarization.

Files are written to disk as they arrive. Reliability with multi-GB files is still being improved, so not every large-file source is guaranteed to complete.

Partial downloads use named staging files. In-app cleanup is not complete.

Read the task error and retry. A source without resume support may require a fresh start.

Task records and partial files remain on your device. After restarting, you can try to continue; resuming from the same point depends on the source.