is there a download manager for Linux that just works?

Something as simple and as convenient to use as internet download manager

If you have ever used IDM before then you know what I mean, I’m yet to find an alternative that’s on par with its ease of use and convenience

I don’t have to copy-paste any links (just like IDM)
it works on all sites well except for mega.nz (just like IDM)
it can scan the website and show me a download button on top of the media if it detects media like a YouTube video or an audio file playing, etc… (just like IDM)
It works perfectly with Firefox (just like IDM)
it doesn’t have to keep running in the background, starting a direct download link should initiate it and show me a pop download dialog/window (just like IDM)

Persepolis: it has failed me miserably, the download fails 99% of the time (like from github) so I ended up disabling the browser extension because it was getting in my way.
Motrix: I have tried it on windows with Firefox but it doesn’t auto detect the downloads and I have to copy paste the download links and in some cases this is very difficult as many websites don’t show the direct download link to the user.
Varia: tried it quickly yesterday and it failed to auto capture the download link and Firefox built in download manager started instead.
FDM: I have tired to download it off the package manager (a flatpak from Linux mint software manager) but it failed to install for some reason and now the download option doesn’t load at all! But I have used FDM on windows before and it is not as good as IDM.

youtube-dl: I never used it before but from what I know about it I’m pretty sure it doesn’t fit my criteria
I’m using 1DM+ on my android phone and it is so damn good, it’s almost perfect, it is the golden standard for download managers on android, this app is another example of “it just works”.