Download Limpido

.msi installer

1. 1

   Double-click the downloaded .msi file.

2. 2

   If a blue “Windows protected your PC” screen appears, click More info → Run anyway. (Limpido is signed but not yet EV-reputation-rated, so SmartScreen flags it as a new publisher.)

3. 3

   Follow the installer — Limpido opens automatically when it finishes.

Windows 11 already includes the required WebView2 runtime. On Windows 10 the installer fetches it automatically if missing.

.AppImage (portable, no system install)

1. 1

   Move the download to a permanent folder (recommended) and rename it:

   mkdir -p ~/Applications && mv ~/Downloads/Limpido_*.AppImage ~/Applications/Limpido.AppImage
2. 2

   Make it executable — in a terminal, or via right-click → Properties → Permissions → “Allow executing file as program”:

   chmod +x ~/Applications/Limpido.AppImage
3. 3

   Run it (double-click in the file manager, or from a terminal). On first launch you can accept the prompt to add a menu shortcut:

   ~/Applications/Limpido.AppImage

Needs WebKitGTK 4.1+ (libwebkit2gtk-4.1). On Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt install libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0. Updates can replace the same file in ~/Applications.

.deb package (system install)

1. 1

   Download the .deb button above (not the AppImage), then open a terminal in the folder that contains the file.

2. 2

   Install with apt (resolves dependencies automatically):

   sudo apt install ./Limpido_*.deb
3. 3

   Or open the .deb with your software-installer GUI and click Install. Then launch “Limpido” from the application menu.

The .deb depends on libmpv2 for the native player; apt pulls it in for you. Uninstall later with: sudo apt remove limpido

.apk (sideload)

1. 1

   Allow your browser or file manager to install apps: Settings → Apps → Special access → Install unknown apps.

2. 2

   Open the downloaded .apk and tap Install.

3. 3

   On Android TV (Chromecast, Bravia, Mi Box): copy the APK with the “Downloader” app or a USB stick, then open it with a file manager.

No Play Store listing — the APK is dual-signed and verifies its own updates in-app. Android 8.0+ (API 26) required.