Please suggest some download managers

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  1. cheaterslick
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    zebal said:
    By using this logic we could say, why having many programs installed on computer, why is there no just one program that does everything?
    I don't download using the browser unless they are small files, that's why I'm looking for a good download manager with it's own built-in password manager to decrypt.

    I know JDownloader has a built-in password manager but I was also wondering if any of the others mentioned in this thread, have one as well. It sounds like none of them do.

    This is not the same thing as Bitwarden or KeyPass which stores passwords in your browser for websites.
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  3. x509
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    F22 Simpilot said:
    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.
    I used to use LastPass until late last year when they had these security breaches that were pretty bad. So I switched to Dashlane, and I'm happy with it. First thing I did was change all my passwords, well over 100.
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  4. User2468
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    Import Data from Dashlane | Bitwarden Help Center


    LastPass has had a crap ton BS. LastPass - Wikipedia
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  6. cheaterslick
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    zebal said:
    By using this logic we could say, why having many programs installed on computer, why is there no just one program that does everything?
    Yes, but I'm not looking for a password manager. I already use Bitwarden for that.

    I'm looking for a download manager that has a built in decrypter to extract password protected files. Something totally different.
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  7. zebal
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    cheaterslick said:
    I'm looking for a download manager that has a built in decrypter to extract password protected files. Something totally different.
    Sorry but I never heard of or seen such download manager, it's totally alien to me.
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