Download · version 0.4.0

Get Gale for Windows

One installer sets up Gale, the browser extension and the video tools. It asks for administrator approval once and installs for everyone on the PC. Installing a newer version updates Gale in place and keeps your downloads list.

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Setup

Gale_Setup_0.4.0.exe · 159 MB

The easiest way. Also installs Microsoft Edge WebView2 if your PC doesn't have it, then opens Gale.

SHA-256: aee9c39ee4392ad5c5a8b48949ad07b63b2b6973a5e3e0a18389da16840c7db4

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MSI package

Gale_0.4.0_x64.msi · 157 MB

The same installation as a Windows Installer package, for silent installs: msiexec /i Gale_0.4.0_x64.msi /qn

SHA-256: 6127f2228d024289582fabdb3a161f2a73d16cfc0bb3cb7156ebb4d1b51df6e8

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Browser extension

For Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge

The installer puts the extension in Gale's folder. Connecting it takes about a minute; the guide shows each step.

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System requirements

Windows	Windows 11, or Windows 10 version 1809 or later, 64-bit
WebView2	Built into Windows 11 and current Windows 10. The setup installs it if it's missing.
Disk space	About 400 MB
Browser	Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge, version 116 or later (optional)
Administrator	Needed once to install. Gale itself runs as a normal program.

"Windows protected your PC"

Gale's installer isn't code-signed yet, so Microsoft Defender SmartScreen may warn you the first time. Click More info, check that the file name is Gale_Setup_0.4.0.exe, then click Run anyway. You can compare the file with the SHA-256 shown above: in PowerShell run Get-FileHash .\Gale_Setup_0.4.0.exe.

Older versions and source code

Every release, with its notes and files, is on GitHub Releases. The source code is at github.com/faizzyhon/Gale---Free-Download-Manager.