FDM
Free Download Manager
*easy-to-use
*open-source software distributed under GPL license
*safer
*FDM accelerates downloads up to 600%
*resume support
*HTTP/FTP/BitTorrent support
*Download video from video sites, such as Youtube, Google Video
*A built-in Upload Manager
*able to download files from several mirrors simultaneously
*Multi language support
i know that WinWGet is small program. fdm is 6MB. but at features i suppose just try to make fdm portable, it will make all cafe user , university lab users work more easily.
http://www.freedownloadmanager.org
i give my special thank for this portable apps site for make our work easy.
first of all, hello, and welcome to PortableApps.com
Second of all, can I point out to you that there is a very effective search box on every page.
If you search for "Free Download Manager" you'll find that it has been suggested before, and even got into beta, but there are critical show-stopping problems with the app itself. Specifically, when you run it, it automatically looks on the system drive for installed Firefox and attempts to install itself into that Firefox instance, thus effectively damaging the host PC's browser when you come to remove the flashdrive.
This is totally against the ethos of PortableApps.com, and thus, unless and until the FDM developers fix what is basically broken behaviour (do you really want apps making arbitrary and unnecessary changes to your computer without your permission, consent, or ability to control?), I'm afraid that FDM isn't going to happen as a portable application here.