Maxel For Mac

Maxel is a straightforward and user friendly OS X application that makes it as easy as possible for you to download files from the most popular transfer protocols, namely http, https, and sftp.

Commonly referred to as being a download accelerator, Maxel splits each downloaded file into pieces and downloads their parts simultaneously, thus, it maximizes the bandwidth, and consequently improves your download speeds.

Besides speed, simplicity is at the core of Maxel’s philosophy and is also the word that best describes its native and intuitive OS X user interface.

Getting to grips with the application is as a natural process as almost anything on OS X as starting any download is reduced to a simple drag and drop of the download link onto its interface, or to a simple paste command.

You can also download files by clicking the “Add URLs” plus button from its interface, and, the exact same thing can also be achieved from its status bar menu.

Worth mentioning is the fact that you can throw large numbers of downloads at Maxel and the application will just take it by managing, prioritizing, and downloading them without any sort of manual input on your behalf.

As expected from an application of this kind, you can choose the location for your downloaded files, pause and resume downloads later on, as well as specify the maximum number of connections you want Maxel to use in order to download files.

Taking all things into consideration, if you want a fast, efficient and easy to use download accelerator for your Mac, we think that you should definitely give Maxel a shot, as it is up there with the very best of them.