Title is pretty much self-explanatory.

The page in question is here:

Comparison of download managers

I think that would be a nice job for you. If you don't know wiki's language, then that would be a great opportunity to learn something useful.

If you've questions, you can always search on this site or just post here in this thread.

Haha, it's not really something I currently have time for (moving). So if someone wants to get brownie points and do it, be my guest.

[pspzockerscene]

This thread is now a sticky.
Maybe that motivates someone to do it.
I'm currently doing other stuff and als i must admit i'm too lazy for this, sorry:rolleyes:

GreeZ pspzockerscene

[Plomos]

I went ahead and put the info in for the first table listed, the second table I'm not sure of because I can't seem to find a list of supported protocols for JD. I'm also not sure about some of the things on the third table so I haven't entered anything for those as i don't want to enter wrong information. Also its interesting to note that Jdownloader doesn't have a wikipedia page either

Thanks for your effort. I'll provide the remaining info you need to complete the comparison.

A. General information

1) Note that jD has been accused of having a spyware/adware, named "Kikin". jD has not been tested 100% FREE or 100% Clean by Softpedia and/or other sources.

2) CLI = Yes

B. Protocol support : HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, Metalink, Podcast (if it means RSS, then there is an RSS extension in the test version of jD)

C. Features

Web browser integration : Yes
Resuming : Yes
Download acceleration : Yes
URLs per file : 1
Mirror search : No
Auto dial/hangup : No
Categorized downloads : No
Cookies import : No
Speed limit : Yes
File browser : No
ZIP preview : No
Add-on support : Yes
Checksum verification : Yes
Remote Access/Control : Yes

[Plomos]

Thanks for the info remi, its all done now. you guys can go check it out, we are officially part of the wikipedia downloader comparison lol

ya that a nice job done by jdownloader............

[drbits]

Kikiin is not part of JDownloader. It is an advertising offer during installation.

Podcast does not mean RSS is included.

FREE Open Source should be mentioned, unless all of the products are Open Source.

[whismerhill]

since this is done already why not unsticky it for the sake of clarity ?

just a suggestion though!

[raztoki]

probably for maintenance wise, last time I checked it was terrible outdated and contains inconstancies mainly within JDownloader page htt p://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JDownloader

When it comes to htt p://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_download_managers
JD also supports cookie imports by flashgot/external addon, api interface (these are for direct downloads)
Modified Time-stamp preserved: maybe, it does this with extraction addons, general downloads, not sure
when version 1 comes out will also support rtmp