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Starting Downloads with IDM
There are several ways to start your downloads with Internet Download Manager.
1. IDM monitors clicks in Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera, Mozilla and many other browsers.
This method is the easiest one. If you click on a download link in your browser IDM will take over and accelerate this download. In this case you don't need to do anything special, just browse the Internet as you usually do. IDM takes over a download if its type matches the list of types/extensions. The list of file types/extensions to download with IDM can be edited in 'Options→File Types' IDM dialog. If IDM has taken over a download, it shows the following dialog.
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If you click on 'Download Later' button, URL (web address) will be added to the list of downloads, but the download process doesn't start. If you click on 'Start Download' button, IDM will start downloading the file immediately. IDM lets you associate your downloads with IDM categories. IDM suggests the category and the default save folder according to file type. You may edit categories, delete and add new categories in the main IDM window. If you want to see the contents of a zip file before downloading, you may click on 'Preview' button.
IDM will take over any download if you hold down the Ctrl key while clicking on its download link in your browser. You can select another key or key combination. To do this open 'Options→General' IDM dialog and press 'Keys' button. On a new dialog enable 'Use the following key(s) to enable downloading..' option and select key combination.
If you hold down the Alt key while clicking on a download link, IDM will not take over the download and let yout browser to download the file. You can select another key or key combination for this action as well
If you don't want IDM to take over any downloads from a browser, turn off the browser integration in IDM options. After turning off or on the browser integration in 'Options→General' IDM dialog, don't forget to restart the browser.
2. IDM monitors clipboard for valid URLs (web addresses).
IDM monitors system clipboard for URLs with special extension types. When a web address is being copied to the clipboard, IDM shows its dialog to start a download.
If you click on 'OK' button, IDM will start downloading.
3. IDM integrates into right click link menu of Chrome based (Opera, new Edge), IE based (MSN, AOL) and Mozilla based (FireFox, PaleMoon) browsers.
If you right click on a link in a browser, you will see 'Download with IDM' menu item. You can download a specific link or all links in the selected text from an html page.
This way of downloading files is useful if IDM couldn't take over the download automatically. Just pick this item to start downloading a link with IDM. You may also select a text in your browser, and pick 'Download with IDM' to add all links in the selected text to IDM.
4. You can add URL (web address) manually with 'Add URL' button.
See Main Dialog topic for more details.
5. Drag and drop links from your browser to IDM main window or download basket.
Drop target is a window that accepts hyperlinks dragged from a browser. Gopanel 1 9 2 – manage web servers free. You can drag a link from your browser and drop it to this window in order to start your downloads with IDM.
If you want to hide this window simply close it. Later you can pick 'Tasks→Show drop target' from the main menu (or tray menu) if you want this window to appear again.
6. You may start downloads from a command line using command line parameters.
The clipboard is where texts you copy on your smartphone are stored. The default Android clipboard functionality, however, only lets you recover (read: paste) the recent entry, i.e., the last text you copied. What then happens to the email address you copied 30 minutes before copying another text? Do you have to retype it? Nope. Not if you are able to check and recover content from your device's clipboard.
In this post, we go over two (2) common but efficient ways to check clipboard history on an Android smartphone. When you're done reading this, you'd have learned how to easily retrieve any previously-copied text without ever having to worry about losing them. Oh, by the way, you would soon be able to copy images (not just text) to your Android clipboard soon. Exciting times, no?
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Read More1. Using Google Keyboard (Gboard)
One of the easiest ways to view and recover clipboard history on an Android device is by using the keyboard. Interestingly, many keyboard apps now have a clipboard manager that can be used to access previously-copied texts. We've listed some of the best Android keyboards with clipboard history support, but in this article, we'll show you how to recover clipboard history using Gboard, Google's official keyboard app.
GBoard is the most used and installed Android keyboard app on the Google Playstore. It is very reliable and easy to use. All that can be attributed to the fact that it comes pre-installed on the majority of Android devices. The Clipboard Manager feature was integrated into the Gboard app about two years ago, and here's how you can use it to check and recover clipboard history on your Android smartphone.
Step 1: While typing with Gboard, tap the clipboard icon next to the Google logo.
That launches the Gboard clipboard manager.
Step 2: To recover a particular text/clip from the clipboard, simply tap on it to paste in the text box.
Caveat: By default, clips/texts in the Gboard clipboard manager are deleted after an hour.If you want a copied text to stay in the Gboard clipboard manager forever, you'd have to pin it manually. To do so, simply tap and hold the clip and select the pin icon. The clip will now be moved to the Pinned section of the clipboard manager.To get the best out of the Gboard clipboard manager, you want to make sure the feature is always enabled and active. If you launch the clipboard manager and it says 'Gboard clipboard is off,' simply toggle it on using the switch.
If the clipboard manager is disabled, Gboard will not back up copied texts. And then, there would be no way to recover them. If you cannot find or use the clipboard manager feature on your phone's Gboard, ensure the app is up-to-date. You can visit the Google PlayStore on your device to update it or use the link below for quick access.
Update Gboard on PlayStoreIf Gboard (or its clipboard manager) still doesn't work the way it's supposed to, you should check out some troubleshooting options in this article to fix it.
2. Using Dedicated Clipboard Apps
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Another efficient way to check and retrieve clipboard content on your Android device is to use third-party clipboard apps. Some of these apps even offer advanced and faster copying and pasting features than Gboad. If you are a serial texter or you often have to copy and paste a lot of content on your smartphone, you'd find some of these clipboard apps even more interesting.
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Click here to see our Android apps articles pageSome clipboard apps can filter and organize the content of your clipboard into categories (URLs, addresses, etc.); encode clipboard content into QR codes; share clips with friends; translate clips to several languages and some other advanced features that keyboards don't offer. There are numerous clipboard apps on Google Play Store. Go through their features to see which one offers features you need. For security and privacy purposes, however, ensure you peruse the required permissions of whichever clipboard app you choose to install.
Clipboard Safety Tips
- Copying sensitive information like passwords, credit card details, PINs, etc. to your phone's clipboard isn't advised, mainly when using third-party clipboard apps.
- If you have sensitive data stored or pinned to your phone's clipboard, do make sure you unpin or delete them.
- Only download and use trusted third-party clipboard apps. Go through the reviews of any clipboard app you intend to use/install.
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Presently, these are the most effective methods that afford Android users the luxury of retrieving any copied content from their phone's clipboard. The Google keyboard (Gboard) clipboard manager is basic but gets the job done. It's also safer and more reliable — security-wise. Should you need something more advanced and exciting, you can experiment with third-party clipboard apps.
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