Doesn't work. I gave it the most simple of websites (Apache index page) with mkv links and it couldn't find a single one.

Not happy with UI. I'm on a page full of .PDF files ready for download, and all that this comes up with is the four .gif image

I tried checking the Documents[ ] checkbox, to filter just those, but I don't think downloadstar is seeing those other links at all.

If i could give it zero stars, i would. So, I added 30-something links that i needed, the first one failed after a while, and nothing else downloaded.

So, the interface is poor. It is hard to find the actual download button once you have selected something. There is no pending downloads page that exsits, or is easily found.

Also, this is not a download manager, which kind of defeats the purpose, when you can select *n* links from a page.

It's half baked, and even though it's free, it's barely worth the dough.

no sirve para nada esta version, con el anterior jamas tuve problema es una verdadera lastima¡

Lacks the ability to follow links, for example from a picture gallery. This makes it useless for the most common usecase, since 99% of sites have the items you want to mass-download behind links, not directly embedded in the page.

Does not download...

On FF 59, the feature to capture links works fine, but the final feature to add any item(s) in download queue not work.