FMD2 VS hakuneko

Still remember that my uni wanted me to use Turbo to code and i hated Pascal so much because i was coding already in PHP for fun, then i discovered Lazarus doing this exercise, and holy shit it changed my idea of Pascal, i ended making a GUI game of the towers with auto win and difficulty level selection. Good memories. I still use a program that's coded in pascal.

I recommend JDownloader2 and IDM for most downloads; for videos/Youtube, I'd suggest youtube-dlp plus a GUI like this one. For manga, I use FMD2 or HakuNeko. For websites, I use a combination of browser Save As... and SingleFileZ

What version of FMD are you using? Where did you download it from? You should be using a fork of FMD, FMD2, since it has the most up-to-date code and the maintainer is active.

I was in search of a tool to download Mangas in bulk, which i could run in the background (for Linux). But the only tools i found were either for Windows (FMD2) or for Android (Tachiyomi). The only ones i found for Linux didn't support bulk downloads or duplicate checks.

Here you go https://github.com/dazedcat19/FMD2

FMD2 is my pick Heres the GitHub

TA is being scanlated currently on Mangadex. To download multiple chapters at once (to put into the volumes you want), use Hakuneko.

Hakuneko

I recommend HakuNeko. You can use it to download chapters for reading when internet is out.

Not sure its updated but Hakuneko use this to get the m3u8

I haven't tried this though, hakuneko

- I got the HaruNeko app https://hakuneko.download/ (it's free for pc, mac and linux). In this app you can choose from a bunch of manga sites if you click in the bookmarks options. I usually use the "mangasee" site.