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Description from extension meta
Detects playlists and subtitles used by streams, incl. custom file extensions and headers. Assembles readymade commands for tools.
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This is a Firefox addon ported to Chrome which provides an easy way to keep track of URLs to playlists and subtitles used by Apple HLS, Adobe HDS, MPEG-DASH, and Microsoft Smooth Streaming streams as well as download video/audio files directly and monitor any other file extensions and Content-Type headers.
Copy URLs by clicking their filenames in the addon's popup menu (accessed by clicking on the toolbar icon). URLs can either be copied as they are or transformed into readymade yt-dlp (recommended), FFmpeg, Streamlink, hlsdl or N_m3u8DL-CLI commands, including the User-Agent, Cookie, and Referer headers. The chosen tool then downloads the stream into a single file until it is finished or stopped. Use the addon's options page to customize your experience and e.g. download media files directly.
Note that websites such as YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, etc. are very likely to use proprietary technologies which are not supported by this addon. When it comes to such "mainstream" services, it's better to use the tools (e.g. youtube-dl/yt-dlp) directly.
Please keep in mind that the Chrome version lacks certain features in comparison to the Firefox version.
Latest reviews
- (2023-10-01) Mactastic: For some reason I have to scroll in the extension window to see the buttons on the other side of the window. UPDATE: yt-dlp gives me the following info: "Deprecated Feature: Passing cookies as a header is a potential security risk; they will be scoped to the domain of the downloaded urls. Please consider loading cookies from a file or browser instead."
- (2023-08-10) Santhosh Kumar: it this works on MUBI streaming for subtitles ?
- (2023-07-10) Candra Persada: does it support Chrome Extension Manifest V3?