| Version | 0.9 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Zabersoft |
| Release date | Nov 8, 2008 |
| Date added | Jan 16, 2008 |
| Os requirements | Windows, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista |
| Requirements | Windows 2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista |
| Total downloads | 171,724 |
| Downloads per week | 1 |
| Price | Free to try |
Description
Grab, download, share, and organize Flash, Quicktime or any other video, pictures or files you find on Web sites with a single click. Use this Download Manager, Internet Explorer, or Firefox toolbar to grab pictures and movies, zoom pictures in your browser, and share stuff. PimpFish also brings back the long lost Pictures Toolbar in Internet Explorer 7. PimpFish now enables you to download movies from an ever growing list of video Web sites such as Youtube, Apple.com/trailers, Veoh, and Break.com. The new PimpFish can now scan/follow links on pages (Spidering). Take advantage of picture-recognition technology and powerful filtering to help you get the pictures and movies you want. PimpFish works with password-protected sites. It has a very easy-to-use user interface and a walkthrough to help you get started
Version 0.9 includes new plug-ins system for online video Web sites and new Spidering feature.
Review
Don't let the shady name of this browser-based download manager scare you away. PimpFish makes it a snap to download images and movies with a single click. You also can use it to retrieve MP3s, ZIP files, executables, and embedded videos (Flash, for instance). Helpful filtering options ensure you get only the items you want. You can select image types, specify minimum and maximum file sizes, and even filter out ads and banners. The program can automatically log on to password-protected Web sites, and the new version lets you share online packages of download links (though the publisher's forum is full of junk URLs). The well-designed interface conceals several powerful features, including the ability to save whatever Windows Media Player has going. Powerful and snazzy, PimpFish ought to appeal to anyone who downloads images and files in bulk.
