iPull
iPull is a macOS utility for downloading and managing content from web sources. Based on the bundle identifier, it appears to be a straightforward download manager or web content grabber designed for users who need to batch-download files or retrieve content from websites. Little public information is available about this app's specific features or current maintenance status.
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1 suggestionWe could not find recent information about iPull in our search, so we are unable to confirm whether a native Apple Silicon build exists or whether the developer is still actively maintaining the app. Given that you are using this utility, contact the developer directly at the bundle ID domain (arjones.com) to ask about Apple Silicon native build support and their plans before macOS 28 arrives in September 2028. If the app is no longer maintained, you will need to migrate to an actively supported alternative download manager before Rosetta 2 is removed — at that point, an Intel-only build will stop launching entirely. Popular native alternatives include Downie (for video and media downloads), Aria2 (free, open-source command-line tool), or built-in options like Safari's download features or Finder.
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