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The developer also promises Notification Center support for notifications of completed downloads when Chrome’s running in the background. When I could get it working correctly, the badge notifications were a nice touch, making the downloads feel like a native feature instead of a 3rd party afterthought. If the file is fairly large, then you will notice a badge notification on the settings menu for Chrome, which denotes a download in progress. Initiating the download puts the files into a queue to be downloaded. Each download is placed in the var/mobile/Media/Downloads directory for easy access with iFile. Once it detects an applicable file available for download, it presents a popup window that allows you to either download the file, or cancel the download. The interface for Chrome Download Manager is pretty slick. Along with these supported filetypes, you can also open your files in iFile Dropbox, GoDocs, and more. According to the developer, Chrome Download Manager supports over two dozen types of files. Chrome Download Manager supports the following filetypes:Īnd those are just the filetypes included on the information page on Cydia. First of all, let’s talk about file support. I’ve tried it on both my iPhone 4, and the new iPad, and the Google Chrome browser suffered from instability, crashes, and bugs on each device.īugs aside, though, Chrome Download Manager comes with an impressive interface, and a decent amount of features. The potential is most definitely there, but I’ve found this 1.0 release to be extremely buggy thus far.
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Does Chrome Download Manager live up to its expectations? Chrome Download Manager is a jailbreak tweak that was released just a few minutes ago to allow downloads via the Google Chrome browser.Ĭonsidering it has a name that’s similar to the legendary Safari Download Manager, I’d say it has some pretty big shoes to fill. We all knew something better than Chrome Download Enabler was inevitable, and now it’s finally here.