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JDownloader is a free open-source download management tool that makes downloading fast and easy. You set bandwidth limitations, auto-extract archives and much more.
Steps
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1To Install JDownloader open Terminal by pressing Ctr+Alt+T and type or copy/paste this command to Terminal: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jd-team/jdownloader and hit Enter.
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2When it asks password, type password and hit Enter.Advertisement
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3Type or copy/paste this command to Terminal: sudo apt-get update and hit Enter.
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4After Terminal finish downloading and installing, type or copy/paste this command to Terminal: sudo apt-get install jdownloader and hit Enter.
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5When Terminal ask you do you want to continue, type 'y' and hit Enter.
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6After Terminal finish downloading and installing, close your Terminal.
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7Open Dash by hitting Windows key (beside Alt key) and type 'JD' to the search function and click on the JDownloader icon.
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8After that JDownloader will start downloading updates. Wait until application finish downloading and installing.
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9Choose Your language and hit Enter.
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10Choose do you want to integrate JDownloader to Firefox or not.
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11Now you're ready to use JDownloader.
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Community Q&A
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QuestionWhat is the problem when a download says "Offline"? What can I do to fix this? Sometimes all of the downloads from one website say "offline."Community AnswerTry a different browser like Firefox, Microsoft Edge, or Google Chrome. If the problem persists, try downloading an anti-malware software, Malwarebytes is the best free one you can get.
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