The official EagleGet site is offline, so there is no official download link anymore. That leaves one safe answer and many unsafe ones. The safe answer is this archive — the download hub on the home page — with its files honestly labelled as community mirrors. Every other source requires a level of trust it…
The careful answer is: EagleGet is effectively unmaintained, but it has not been officially discontinued in any announcement this site could verify. That distinction sounds pedantic, and it matters — because “officially discontinued” is a factual claim about a developer’s statement, and no such statement has been found. What the evidence does show, clearly, is…
EagleGet is safe enough to use carefully, and unsafe to use carelessly. That is not a dodge — it is the accurate answer for a legitimate program that is old, unmaintained, and widely impersonated. Safety here depends on three things you control: where you get it, whether you check it, and what you do with…
Ambiguity note (publisher must resolve before publishing): the changelog content of each build below is unknown. Third-party catalogues confirm that these builds existed and were distributed, but this site has no verified source for what changed between them. This post therefore lists the lineage without inventing a changelog. Any future version of this post that…
