I have VideoDownloadHelper addon for Firefox, and most of the time it works. There are some exceptions of course, where it cannot download the video. But I love finding out new ways to do it, in case the old ways fail one day. Good post, man!
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Thanks for tutorial
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There is also yt-dlg, one of the frontends for youtube-dl or yt-dlp.
This works only for websites that don't use DRM, such as Widevine. But there're guides to decrypt the videos anyways. Tough luck with Widevine L1 tho.
Xtreme Download Manager lets you do this with ease (and more) and can check for the latest yt-dlp version before downloading on its own.
MPC-HC lets you play and download YouTube videos using yt-dlp.
A r/piracy post that is actually useful? A sign of the times
Any website? Including all the streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, etc?
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