Yes

you can steel it from the website itself.

1. Download queue: Allow users to create custom download queues. Let’s say I have 10 files to download. I want 3 files from queue 1 to be downloaded first, 2 more from queue 2 to be downloaded second and 5 files from queue 3 to be downloaded later (sequential order). In each queue, I could even define whether the files should be downloaded sequentially or not (like torrent files currently).

2. Batch download: I regularly have split files to download directly, and if there are 40 parts, I have to manually enter all 40 links, which is a bit of a pain and risks cluttering up FDM’s main download list. In this case, it would be nice to enter the link, with a wildcard, and FDM automatically detects this wildcard and displays a window to define the wildcard type (letter or number), the first element (e.g. 1, a), the last element (e.g. 20, t) and the wildcard zero offset. It then automatically retrieves all links within the given range and creates a queue with all files (as a torrent does today).

With these features, I think FDM will be closer to perfection.

Thank you very much.