In no time I was presented with a comprehensive list of available downloads. I selected the “Pop’ category and then, for no other reason than their name was near the top of the list, chose Abba. Or simply select a category and scroll through the list. Use the top ‘Search’ bar to find a particular song, artist, or album. The standout aspect of MP3Jam is ease of use, from its simple yet intuitive main interface through to the actual downloading… it’s all very easy. Hopefully, alternative (and better) methods will become available in the not too distant future. Personally, while I can appreciate that freeware developers need a way in which to monetize their efforts, I do not favor these tactics at all. Proceeding now, clicking Next, will install the Snap-do Browser Widget and apply the associated changes: Note that the ‘Express’ installation is not only recommended but also enabled by default. The manner of the recommendations and types of software involved are subject to change for each installation but the next couple of screenshots show what I encountered: As already mentioned, installation does require a certain amount of diligence, checking each screen prior to clicking ‘Next’. MP3Jam is a modest 5.2MB download which scans 100% clean through Virus Total. OpenCandy itself is generally considered to be quite harmless but it does offer recommendations for additional unrelated software which need to be closely monitored during the installation process. *Firstly, I must point out that MP3Jam comes bundled with the OpenCandy advertising module.
Three key words in the description immediately caught my attention free, safe, and legal. A few days ago I received an email from the developers requesting a review of a new music ‘search and download’ software called MP3Jam.
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