KnightLoader od Junker der Provinz

Send links, pages and Click'n'Load buttons from the browser to your own self-hosted KnightLoader download manager. Setup takes one connection phrase and no account. Messages to your instances are end-to-endKnightLoader is a self-hosted download manager. This extension connects your browser to your own KnightLoader instances, so a link you find on a page goes into your download queue without copying and pasting.

What it does:

• Right-click a link, an image, selected text or the page itself and send it to one of your instances.
• Catch Click'n'Load buttons. Many download sites offer them to hand a list of links to a download manager on the same computer. The extension catches the button in the page and sends the links to your instance, wherever it runs.
• See your instances in the toolbar popup: which ones are online and how many files are queued, with a button to open each one's web interface.
• Paste or drop several links (or a file that contains them) into the popup's collector and send them together.

Setting it up takes one step: enter the twelve-word connection phrase your KnightLoader instances share. The extension stores no server address and no web interface password; the phrase is the only credential it keeps.

You need a running KnightLoader instance. KnightLoader is free and open source: https://github.com/junkerderprovinz/knightloader

Privacy: messages to your instances pass through a relay. They are end-to-end encrypted, so the relay cannot read the links you send. There are no analytics, no ads and no tracking. The extension asks for no website access when you install it, and it reads the tab you are on only when you click its button or use its right-click menu. Click'n'Load needs access to all websites, because its buttons can be on any site. The extension asks for that access when you switch Click'n'Load on, and gives it back when you switch it off. encrypted.