On pages that stream their picture and sound separately, the number on the Savvid icon now follows the download, as the percentage on the video's button does. The percentage also moves while each large part of the video arrives, instead of jumping when the part is complete, and when a download switches to the nearest quality that works on any network, its percentage goes on from where it was instead of standing still. These downloads, and listing a video's qualities, no longer use a tab of a private window, and a download of a private window uses no tab and ends with an error. While the video's tab is open they use that tab or another tab of the same site and container (one started again from Recent downloads, or with Retry or Download again, or one that goes on after Firefox restarts or Savvid is turned off and on, may use any tab of the site that is not private).
Needs Firefox 140 or later.

On pages that stream their picture and sound separately, the percentage on the button of a video that is downloading now follows the download from the start and matches the amount downloaded shown on its card. It used to start at 40%.
Needs Firefox 140 or later.

VideoGrab is now Savvid, rebuilt from the ground up.
- The video that plays comes first: Savvid lists it as one card with all its qualities, and folds the page's other videos (previews, other players) under "Show other videos on this page".
- Rumble, JW Player, Wistia, Brightcove and Dailymotion videos show every quality the player offers, with the video's title.
- A new popup: quality, audio language and subtitles for each video, Select to download several at once, Recent downloads, live HLS recording, and Retry missing for a file that missed a few parts.
- A converter inside the add-on joins video and sound into one MP4 or MKV file, or saves the sound as M4A or MP3.
- Privacy: Savvid no longer keeps a list of the videos you only watched. This update deletes the old list of seen videos and the old download list.

VideoGrab is now Savvid, rebuilt from the ground up.
- A new popup: quality, audio language and subtitles for each video, Select to download several at once, Recent downloads, live HLS recording, and Retry missing for a file that missed a few parts.
- A converter inside the add-on joins video and sound into one MP4 or MKV file, or saves the sound as M4A or MP3.
- Privacy: Savvid no longer keeps a list of the videos you only watched. This update deletes the old list of seen videos and the old download list.
Needs Firefox 140 or later.

VideoGrab is now Savvid, rebuilt from the ground up.
- YouTube: Savvid saves a YouTube video as it plays in your tab. Choose the quality in YouTube's settings, play the video to the end, then press Save video in the popup.
- A new popup: quality, audio language and subtitles for each video, Select to download several at once, Recent downloads, live HLS recording, and Retry missing for a file that missed a few parts.
- A converter inside the add-on joins video and sound into one MP4 or MKV file, or saves the sound as M4A or MP3.
- Privacy: Savvid no longer keeps a list of the videos you only watched. This update deletes the old list of seen videos and the old download list.
Needs Firefox 140 or later.

• Introduced Soft Craft UI theme with Manrope typography, warm cream/dark palette, coral-pink gradient accents, and rounded card layout
• Added new coral-pink gradient extension icon
• Enabled YouTube video detection on Firefox (title and quality information)
• Added YouTube HLS stream support, including live stream downloads with full quality options
• Introduced Copy URL button on stream cards (visible on hover)
• Added Clear Download History functionality
• Displayed LIVE and ENC badges for stream identification
• Improved keyboard accessibility with focus-visible outlines
• Added button press feedback (active states)
• Enhanced progress bar visibility with thicker design
• Extended error message visibility (10 seconds instead of 3)
• Implemented Firefox-native scrollbar styling

VideoGrab 2.2.0

New:

TS→MP4 conversion using libav.js - videos now save as MP4 instead of raw .ts files
Stream titles now update automatically when page title loads
Active downloads persist when popup is closed and reopened
Fixed:

Download button now responds immediately (no longer blocks popup)
Stream detection improved for more video platforms
Filename sanitization for special characters
Technical:

Requires Firefox 140+ (Desktop) / 142+ (Android)
Added data collection disclosure (none collected)