jdsend od RyLoS

jdsend hands links to JDownloader through My.JDownloader, so the JDownloader doing the work can be anywhere — another room, another house, a server.

Right-click a link, an image, a video, some selected text or the page itself and it goes straight away; the toolbar button sends the current page, and so does Alt+Shift+J. A badge on the icon says whether it arrived.

Send with options… opens a form first, for when the package name, the download folder, the priority or a password matter. Add links or a container… opens it empty: paste links or any text with links in it, and/or pick a .dlc, .ccf or .rsdf container — or drop one on the window.

Unfold Status in the popup for a glance at the JDownloader: speed, what is downloading and how far along, what waits in the LinkGrabber, with Start/Pause/Stop and a button to confirm the whole LinkGrabber. It asks only while the popup is open.

Sign in once. jdsend keeps the keys derived from your password, not the password, and renews the session by itself when My.JDownloader forgets it.

No server of its own, no analytics, no update checks, and no code running on the pages you visit: jdsend talks to api.jdownloader.org and nowhere else. MIT licensed, source at https://github.com/rylos/jdsend