Please suggest some download managers

Yes, I have that website bookmarked as well. LOL!

Into P2P? Check this sucker out. https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett

GetRight downloader usually gets the job done. However there are many copies of it that is actually trojans. The best download-helper I have ever used.

About P2P / Cloud computing stuff. The problem is actually the location. You can turn off as many switches as you want to in your device, but that will not help because it is a relationship between "you" and every other "you" out there. Therefore the problem is the "law" itself, which is a 1990's argument of right to knowledge being a "conservative" right. Meaning we are burning money into "surveillance" of the web itself. The problem are naive #$#@$@# who do not understand the "human condition" let alone computers in general. It is like the kind of brainwashing arguments I had to take part in college while listening to a feminist professor ready to play the ____ card, or going to community-meetings, trying my best to reason with the closeted _____ nutjobs. It is like all these people are just scrambling for a quick signature to drink some "Liquid Death".

There are also other options which I will not mention....at the moment. A great example are built in commands you could use with specific system files. Literally "P2P" built into windows since XP ( NT and up ) to my knowledge.

Do any of these download managers have a built-in password manager for extracting and decrypting .rar and .7z files?

zebal said:

It doesn't and I don't what sense would make it, isn't that a job of an archive program such as 7-zip?

No, why should two programs be used when one will do. I don't have a photographic mind to remember all the passwords that are out there.

WinRar does have a password manager but it doesn't always work.

As to archive programs and password managers, I recommend the following:

7-Zip
Keepass
(For the not too computer savvy) Bitwarden

The Keepass plug-in KeePassOTP allows you to use 2FA in Keepass. And the Aegis Android App does the same. I use both so don't need to use Authy or Google Authenticator or some other BS.