DeepVacuum for Mac

By HexCat
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DeepVacuum is a trial version download manager designed for Mac users, offering a streamlined approach to file downloads. This software facilitates the downloading of various types of files from the internet, allowing users to manage their downloads efficiently. Users can pause, resume, and schedule downloads, making it ideal for those with limited bandwidth or specific time constraints.

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The application boasts an intuitive interface that simplifies the process of managing multiple downloads simultaneously. DeepVacuum supports batch downloads, enabling users to queue multiple files for downloading at once. Additionally, it offers features such as file organization and prioritization, which enhance the overall user experience. This download manager is suitable for both casual users and those who require a more comprehensive tool for managing their internet downloads.

DeepVacuum for Mac

By HexCat
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GENERAL

Release: January 18, 2016

Latest update: June 11, 2026

Version: 1.74

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.4
Mac OS X 10.6
OS X 10.8
Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.5
Mac OS X 10.7

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 1,828

Downloads Last Week: 0

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4.7/5

15 User Votes

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rubaiyatJuly 19, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Good app, which I was hoping to update but the developer's site has vanished as have all the links.
Magnificent!
XeaterJanuary 29, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Rarely does shareware reach this level of refinement without becoming bloated and overpriced. When I first started using DV, it was the site downloader I tried after my others failed, but now after a year or so of development, DV is the first and usually only downloader I use. DV surpasses other downloading apps costing more than twice as much, and of course one is not even forced to buy DV unless they get sick of waiting a few seconds to use it. After using it free for many moons, I finally paid for it because I wanted to reward the developers; I find the care and attention put into DV inspiring and want to repay its humble developers. I suppose now I could list the downloaders that DV has put to shame in my downloading trials, and give a few examples of sites only DV could handle, but I'm not going to. I don't doubt that other downloaders might really be able to tackle those sites with enough finessing of the settings. The brilliance of DV is that, like all of the very best Macintosh software, it just works. I can make simple adjustments most of the time, but there's always a pane of advanced features for fine-tuning DV for those tricky sites. It's a great software design paradigm, and I wish more developers used it (yes, even Apple). I'm about to give DV the ultimate praise in my book: when I'm finished using DV, it leaves me in a better mood than when I began using it.
Great program
Greg RavenOctober 26, 2005
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I used to use PageSucker, but came across some sites that caused it to crash. Also, PageSucker has a lot of set-up options, which make it difficult to configure properly. DeepVacuum has worked great on every site I've downloaded, and I love the fact that it makes use of one of the built-in Unix utilities in Mac OS X. It seems plenty fast to me, and because it fetches (wgets?) one page at a time, I don't worry that I may be overwhelming the target server as with other programs that open multiple streams simultaneously. The pre-sets are also extremely handy. I tried a bunch of other, supposedly similar programs, and chose DeepVacuum.
confusing preference selections
tokunagaa001April 24, 2005
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I had trouble doing a simple thing-- just wanted the web page and all web pages linked to it. I found the preference selections to be very confusing and had to figure out what the settings should be by trial and error. In contrast, SiteSucker and Web Devil had much clearer preference selections and instructions.
Excellent!
XeaterMarch 21, 2005
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />DeepVacuum just works. It's highly configurable and yet easy to use. It's gotten the sites I've tried about 90% correct, better than anything else I've tried besides Blue Crab. But nothing beats DV's price - and for good reason, since DV is essentially a GUI wrapper. If only there were more GUI wrappers of such superb quality for OS X's command line tools...
this is
fwzOctober 15, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />one great app wrapped around wget. thank a lot!
Yeah, it Rox!
billy.the.kidSeptember 18, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br /> There should be more OS X utilities wrapped around the terse and unusable GNU command line switched apps. RsynX is another, maybe I'll write my own one day. Nice Job, works perfectly..
Nice Little GUI
RAngolSeptember 12, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I've used wget off and on since OSX shipped. It's frustrating to use for a non geek. There are some basic options I'd like to use but 'man wget' is geek to me. ;) Seriously, the 'man' file for wget (and lots of other CLI apps) assume some knowledge of entering commands and, for me, are useless, even with their so called examples. While it might be more useful to have a few more options (can't think of any offhand) this includes all that interest me and I registered it. I think anyone interested needs to understand the what wget does and its limitations. When needed wget can be VERY handy. I don't understand some of the negative comments, but they appear to be about earlier versions. This version of the GUI seems to have all the features others say it doesn't have. If interested in wget this looks great. This is one of the better threads in Version Tracker with good, specific comments on a product and worth reading IMHO. Another thing that sold me is the vendor. I registered ViewIt, his other main app, a year or so ago. It was really still in development at the time and he continued to work on it and take constructive feedback. His support and continued development was great. I don't want junk on my Mac. This worked like a charm in my tests. The nagware is no big deal and I appreciate the opportunity to have all features available to test. Crippleware I never buy. It even includes an installer for a CLI wget in case you want to explore using wget further. It's very slick and uses the Apple Installer. Nice and easy Kagi registration. Class act all the way around.
Great!
johnleeJuly 28, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I like this software; it is user-friendly and fairly easy to pick up. But can it output to just one HTML file? Or anything convenient, as long as it is one li'l package. Downloading my LiveJournal dumped seven folders on my desktop (all servers that were linked to in my LiveJournal, such as userpic.livejournal.com, www.livejournal.com, stat.livejournal.com, et cetera), and if it could package everything into one "container" or something similar to that, it would be so convenient! If anyone knows how to do something like this, I would appreciate a reply.
Speedy!
dhermansonFebruary 23, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Over the lst few months I've been using web dump to download fairly large, mostly text oriented web sites (70 to 150 mb size range). i've been very disappointed in the programs speed (or rather, it snail like pace). I just downloded DeepVacuum and downloaded 2 sites- 1 totalling 120mb and the other close to 190mb. What might easily have been a failed overnight project was done very quickly (25-30 minutes?) without detectable any errors. Setup - Titanium at 800mghz OSX 10.3.2 Comcast cable modem A big thanks to the creators! David

Developer’s Description

Downloads whole sites, music, images & video.

DeepVacuum is useful web utility based on GNU wget command line tool. Program includes a vast number of options to fine tune your downloads through both http and ftp protocols. DV enables you to download: whole single pages, entire sites, ftp catalogs, link lists from a text file, filtered types, ex. images.