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pyLoad
The free and open-source Download Manager written in pure Python
...The system supports features such as premium account integration, automated captcha solving, and link extraction from container files or encrypted link lists. -
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Kubespider
A global resource download orchestration system
We are a community of individuals who share a passion for life and have come together based on shared interests and needs. In our free time, we collaborated to develop Kubespider. Kubespider is developed to utilize an idle server in a local area network as a NAS, enabling automatic downloads of TV series, triggering downloads from a local laptop, and adapting to various websites such as YouTube and BiliBili, as well as different types of resources such as TV series, movies, music and more. After being exposed to Terraform and its great versatility, we were inspired to create Kubespider as a general download orchestration system that is compatible with various resource platforms and download software. ... -
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DownloadDaemon is a comfortable download-manager with many features like one-click-hoster support, etc. It can be remote-controled in several ways (web/gui/console clients), which makes it perfect for file- and root-servers, as well as for local use.
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