Free browser extension with local file handling

Save supported web video without tracking.

Detect direct HTTPS video files and compatible on-demand HLS and DASH streams, including AES-128 HLS, then save them locally with quality choice, subtitle sidecars, audio-only output, and MP4 progress.

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Free · Version 0.7.0 · Released October 13, 2026 · See what changed

Free

No account, no subscription, no ads. Every feature is available to everyone.

High speed

Stream segments are fetched concurrently and retried automatically, so long videos finish fast.

Several files at once

Queue every video detected on a page: MP4, WebM, MOV, and M4V files, plus on-demand HLS and DASH saved as MP4.

Every desktop OS

The same extension on macOS, Windows, Linux, and ChromeOS.

Local processing

No developer telemetry, analytics, advertising, or tracking.

Background progress

Downloads continue after the source tab closes, show an ETA, and report clear completion status.

Choose what you need

Pick 720p instead of 4K.

HLS and DASH variants appear in the popup with their available quality and bitrate, so you can choose the right download before it starts.

When HLS provides audio separately, the selected video and audio tracks are merged into one MP4 automatically. Subtitles are saved as a WebVTT file next to the video, and an audio-only rendition can be saved on its own as .m4a.

Designed for media you may save

YouTube, DRM, other unsupported HLS encryption, encrypted DASH, or live streams, paywall bypassing, and access-control bypassing are not supported.

Network and privacy

Showing detected media may automatically fetch previews, quality options, and size estimates before Download. HTTPS requests and downloads go to relevant site APIs and media/CDN hosts. The browser may include permitted existing cookies, and the extension may replay limited request headers. The extension has no developer telemetry. Read the privacy policy.

Supported browsers

Google Chrome 116 or later — macOS, Windows, Linux, and ChromeOS.
Microsoft Edge 116 or later — macOS, Windows, and Linux. Same package as Chrome.
Firefox 140 or later — macOS, Windows, and Linux. Install from Mozilla Add-ons.
Safari 26 or later — macOS only. coming soon

Changelog

0.7.0 — October 13, 2026 latest

Download on-demand HLS with AES-128 encryption.
Skip packetless MPEG-TS stub segments during downloads and previews.
Improve retries and progress for separately downloaded video and audio files.
Fix downloaded videos that incorrectly play as zero seconds.

0.6.0 — September 4, 2026

Save a stream's subtitles as a WebVTT sidecar file next to the video.
Add an audio-only download for streams that keep audio in its own rendition.
Grey out the audio-only option, with an explanation, when a stream has no separate audio track to save.
Download byte-range HLS playlists, fetching each segment with its exact range.

0.5.0 — August 28, 2026

Choose an available HLS or DASH video quality before downloading.
Merge separate fMP4 audio playlists from HLS masters into the downloaded MP4.

0.4.0 — August 4, 2026

Download on-demand DASH (.mpd) manifests as MP4, merging separate audio and video tracks into one movie.
Add Firefox and macOS Safari packages built from the same source.
Support bilibili video pages, whose player exposes no manifest to detect.
Show a preview frame for each detected video, at the shape of the video, so an ad or player stub is obvious at a glance.
Write downloads as progressive MP4. Fragmented files would not play from disk on macOS.
Report a stream's real size instead of the size of the text manifest listing its segments.
Ignore video responses too small to be a video, which is what most ad and player-stub MP4s are.
Report why a download could not start instead of a generic message.

Earlier releases

0.3.2 — August 4, 2026

Show an estimated completion time alongside active download progress.
Add Open file and Show in folder actions to completion notifications.
Support the same Manifest V3 package in Microsoft Edge.

0.3.1 — August 2, 2026

Keep one entry per stream rather than one per tab, so a page that embeds several players no longer shows just one of its videos.
Detect video files a player fetches in the background, including URLs that carry no file extension.
Stop listing a stream's own segments as separate videos.
Send the page's referrer when downloading a stream, as direct downloads already did.

0.3.0 — August 1, 2026

Detect media as soon as detection is enabled, instead of only after the background worker restarted.
Reload the current tab when detection is enabled, since media a page has already requested cannot be observed afterwards.
Stop observing media requests immediately when detection is turned off.
Retry a stream segment that fails instead of abandoning the download.
Fetch stream segments concurrently, which noticeably shortens long streams.
Report stream progress on percentage changes, keeping the popup responsive on streams with many segments.
Start direct downloads whose URLs carry long signing tokens.
Narrow temporary header rules to direct media URLs and stream hosts.

0.2.1 — July 31, 2026

Rename the extension to Video & Media Downloader.

0.2.0 — July 29, 2026

Introduce a consistent icon, popup palette, and store identity.
Restrict detection and downloads to HTTPS media.
Follow the browser's UI language in English, Spanish, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.
Expand the permission disclosure to cover all locally handled data.

0.1.1 — July 28, 2026

Finalize HLS MP4 duration metadata so downloaded videos report their real duration and expose a seekable timeline.

0.1.0 — July 28, 2026

Detect direct video files and HLS/DASH playlists.
Save direct files and supported on-demand HLS streams with local progress, cancellation, MP4 transmuxing, and page-title filenames.
Continue downloads after the source tab closes and notify on completion.
Separate detected, downloading, and downloaded popup views.