Send To NAS++ by Proƒ. Tomørrøw

Send to NAS++ sends download links from Firefox to QNAP Download Station, Synology Download Station, qBittorrent, or Transmission. Offload long-running downloads to your NAS or remote download client, then queue, organize, and monitor progress from the popup or sidebar.

| Key Features |

▪ Multiple Download Clients - Connect to QNAP Download Station, Synology Download Station, qBittorrent, or Transmission.

▪ Torrents, Magnets & Direct Links - Send torrent files, magnet links, and standard HTTP/HTTPS downloads, including videos, archives, and ISO files.

▪ Automatic Download Interception - Automatically route supported downloads and selected file types to your configured download client.

▪ Custom Folder Routing - Create rules based on file types, URL patterns, or domains to organize downloads into designated folders where supported by your client.

▪ Offline Queuing - Queue links while your configured download service is unavailable and send them when it reconnects.

▪ Powerful Task Management - Search, filter, pause, and manage downloads across Downloading, Paused, Seeding, and Completed views, depending on your client.

▪ Organized Download History - Keep completed downloads easy to browse with smart file icons and date groups such as Today and Yesterday.

▪ Bandwidth Controls - View and manage bandwidth-limit settings where supported, with status and metrics that update when you switch download clients.

▪ Desktop App Handoff - Open completed downloads with compatible desktop applications using configurable URI handlers, such as vlc:. Optional file-type protections help you control which files can be opened externally.

| How to Use |

Right-click a supported link on a webpage and select Send to NAS++.

To submit multiple links, open the extension from your toolbar or use Alt+Shift+Q, then paste your links into the Quick-Add box.

Prefer automatic handling? Enable auto-interception in the settings to route supported downloads in the background.

| Optional: QNAP Authentication Helper |

Some file hosts, including Gofile, Mega, MediaFire, and Rapidgator, require an authenticated browser session to download files. QNAP Download Station may not have access to the session cookies held by your browser, causing some downloads to fail or return an error page.

The free, optional Send to QNAP++ Auth Helper companion add-on can help forward the required session information for these downloads.

Download Authentication Helper

Unzip the downloaded package and read README.txt for installation instructions.

💡 Note: The authentication helper is optional and intended for QNAP Download Station. Send to NAS++ works without it. If an authenticated download fails, you can use Firefox's own download handling instead. When auto-interception is enabled, hold Ctrl while clicking a link to bypass it.