The Linux download managers that support authenticated downloads (either directly or through cookies, headers, or browser integration) include:

uGet
aria2
Persepolis Download Manager
Xtreme Download Manager
Motrix
Free Download Manager

@Sebastian,

Hi Sebastian,

Yes, it’s possible to set everything up directly from the WireGuard Android app.

Here’s how:

– Install the WireGuard app from the Google Play Store.
– On your WireGuard server, generate a client configuration (or use the one you already created).
– In the Android app, tap the + button and choose either:
– Scan from QR code (recommended), or import from file or archive if you copied the .conf file to your phone.
– After importing the configuration, toggle the tunnel On to connect.

If you haven’t created a client configuration yet, let me know, and I’ll guide you through that part as well.

Which of these download managers can handle downloads from web addresses that require authentication?

I’ve tried quite a few of the download managers mentioned here, and almost all of them fail in this regard. Only uGet handled it properly. I think any comprehensive review of download managers should cover this feature, as it’s an important capability for many users.

How I grant access with the wireguard android app. Is that possible to do on a android phone? I need little help with the procedure on android. Can you link me a guide for that if possible.

Best regards
Sebastian

@Sleepy,

Stereo Tool runs on Linux Mint too. Just download the Linux version from the Stereo Tool website, extract it, make it executable, and run it from the terminal.

Then configure your audio input/output and connect it to your AM transmitter audio chain. If there’s enough interest, I can put together a step-by-step Linux Mint setup guide.