Internet Download Manager for Windows download

Internet Download Manager, developed by Tonec Inc., is a free app in the Utilities and Download Managers categories and is available for Windows and Android.

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Internet Download Manager

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Windows
Android

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License

Free

Latest update

2025-12-28

Author

Tonec Inc.

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