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FreeApp automatically downloads and installs multiple programs at once

FreeApp is a free tool that automatically downloads some of the best freeware programs available and silently installs them on your computer while you relax with a cup of coffee.

Simply select the programs you wish to download and click on Get Installer.

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This will download a small tool from which you can configure the install path and keep track of the download and install progress.

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I counted a total of 95 application distributed across multiple categories including runtime files and plug-ins like Flash, Microsoft .NET Framework, DirectX and others.

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Similar tool: Volery
Related tools: FreewareUpdater, ZeuAPP

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  1. AnonymousSeptember 24, 2011 at 1:20 PM

    Installs "silently "?! And what if I do not need the garbage that a lot of applications come with and this garbage installs itself unless unattended?! Is this the reason that you suggest using this install manager?!

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  2. Kaushik PatowarySeptember 24, 2011 at 8:44 PM

    Most applications except rogue ones, do not install garbage. If you know an application to install garbage, then don't install that one.

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  3. AnonymousSeptember 24, 2011 at 10:34 PM

    Don't you know anyone?! Really?! Are you playing stupid or are you playing stupid?! Choose one of them!
    There are plenty of applications - aside from rogue ones - that unless you attend them upon installing they have ticked as default to install different other applications or browsers, etc. For instance, Google Chrome comes within a lot of applications where if you don't pay attention and select necessarily "custom installation" they install the "Chrome Browser" as well! So, mark my lips: I am talking about those applications that pretend or claim to be unattendable! The rogue ones are out of question!

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