A native Linux download manager that splits every file into parallel segments, reuses warm connections, and hands the fastest mirror more of the work.
When a connection finishes its part, Barq splits the largest remaining piece in half and gives it to the idle connection. No reconnect, no wasted handshake.
Up to 16 connections per file, re-split on the fly so slow mirrors never hold you back.
Speed graph, segment ruler and each connection's range and rate, updated as it happens.
Captured downloads keep their cookies and page. Alt-click or a per-site exclusion leaves it to the browser.
A panel lists the videos on a page, HLS and DASH included, and sends them to Barq's engine.
Byte-exact resume after a crash, multiple queues, and categories that sort themselves.
The window, charts and segment map mirror for right-to-left languages. Every control has a name.