Persepolis and Download Navi are two download manager apps for Ubuntu and Android, respectively. They can help the users accelerate download speed and keep track of what files had been saved. This tutorial will explain how to use them to download files from the internet after installing them to desktop and phone. I hope this tutorial helps Ubuntu users who have computer and phone altogether.

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This tutorial explains how to install Persepolis on 18.04 and integrate it into both Firefox and Chromium/Chrome (Iridium) browsers. This involves two steps: first, installing Persepolis from a new repository (PPA) and second, installing an add-on into your browser. Finally, you will have a fast and easy to use download manager integrated to your favorite browser!

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Persepolis is a very good replacement to Internet Download Manager (IDM) for GNU/Linux. Persepolis Download manager (PDM) is free software, with high-speed downloading, with nice user interface similar to IDM, and integration to web browser. Persepolis supports scheduling and bulk downloading as well. This guide is a short tutorial covering how to install Persepolis, downloading files and videos with it, and finally bulk downloading, basically things everyone needs the most out of a download manager. So, give it a try and be happy!

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This tutorial explains steps to install Persepolis Download Manager v3.0.1 on Trisquel 8 "Flidas" and how to integrate it into Abrowser 57 ("Firefox Quantum") and GNU IceCat. Thanks to AliReza (the developer of Persepolis) who have pointed out that Persepolis 3.0.1 has been available! Enjoy Persepolis!

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If previously you used IDM at Windows, you may looking for the best IDM replacement on Ubuntu, and finally that is PDM (Persepolis Download Manager). PDM is easy to integrate into Firefox by using FlashGot add-on. The final goal is to automatically download using PDM instead of web browser. This article shows the steps to do it on Ubuntu 17.10 "Artful Aardvark".

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