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Raider Serial Key Full Version

Getting your hands on content from Instagram accounts requires specialized tools. Raider is a straightforward, Electron-based application that allows any Windows desktop user to effortlessly download Instagram images, videos, and even stories.

The application comes in the form of an installer version which requires a few seconds to get up and running, and a portable one that’s not only a lot easier to get started with, but it can also be uploaded to and run from any external storage device.

Raider’s GUI is clean and intuitive with a minimum of elements on displays. To get started with the app, users simply have to enter the username in the designated section, and select whether images, videos, stories, or all three should be downloaded.

From the Settings section (upper right side of the main window), users can select the number of seconds for the download timeout, as well as the destination folder for all the content the app downloads.

Another very nifty feature of the app is the fact that it allows users to download content from private accounts. Of course, for this specific purpose, users will need to be logged in with their valid Instagram credentials.

Raider Keygen also boasts support for multiple accounts. This means that users can add multiple accounts and switch between them without effort in order to download from private accounts. Each time users use Raider Keygen, the app automatically adds the subscribed accounts to a specific section. These accounts can be easily managed and even organized in folders.

All in all, Raider is a stylish and efficient application that makes downloading content from Instagram feel like a walk in the park. It packs a lot of very useful features, including some which are not usually found in apps of this sort. Last but not least, it can be either installed on your computer or accessed directly via its portable version, both of which are very lightweight (especially when compared to other Electron-based apps).

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