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CNET Editors' review
This freeware utility accelerates downloads of single files and lets you resume a transfer if the connection fails; it can save significant amounts of time. In our tests, ConnectFusion sped up downloads by as much as 50 percent. However, it can't retrieve more than one file at a time, so it doesn't allow users to take advantage of a broadband connection. Another minus is that the interface doesn't integrate with Web browsers. You have to drag a link to the application window or type a URL. The program also lacks extras such as the ability to schedule downloads or keep an Internet connection alive. Even with these drawbacks, ConnectFusion improves considerably on the built-in Windows download window. It might especially suit users with dial-up connections. However, those looking for a full-power download utility should try something else.
Publisher's Description
From Grandhill Technology:
ConnectFusion is an open-source download manager that can accelerate your downloads by launching multiple threads to the remote server. It supports a Resume feature and is capable of restarting a broken download due to a lost connection. ConnectFusion includes an easy-to-use interface, and its installation does not interfere with the normal behavior of your browser. ConnectFusion is free, never expires, and does not contain any spyware or advertisements.
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"Generally Lacking"
Version: ConnectFusion 1.0
Summary
Lacks ability to resume FTP.
Wouldn't resume HTTP downloads that other managers could.
Decided a download was completed while still showing 84% complete and would not continue download.
Feels rushed and not up to standard of public release even for an open source product, many other products can do better, quicker and easier for the same price (Free).
