It needs to download native app, After downloading and installing that, It does not work.

Works great so far. Would like to see options to (1) rename downloads (to fit my file system), and (2) to select alternate destinations (besides my chosen default) before they begin.

Was good, but then an update broke it, at least for me. Can't reliably download anything anymore, most things get corrupted, or end up audio only. Contacted support when it started and they just told me to use the "force download via web browser" option, which isn't an option on videos with separate audio and video.

In past are the best addon, but now i dont know what happen, download too slow, i have 600 Mbps of connection and only reach 50 Kbps, for download 1 video of 30 minutes need 40 minutes, you can solve this problem?

Does what it says on the tin, with no BS. Ant downloaded two ~50 minute streaming 1080p videos in less than 20 minutes. It does require the download and installation of a helper app, but that's understandable for video encoding. I had previously tried another video download extension for Chrome, which took over SEVEN HOURS for one video and put a nasty watermark on it (which it didn't warn me about beforehand.) Frustrated, I tried out Ant Video Downloader and I was done with the entire process inside half an hour.

why I need a complementar app if I dont want change the quality or format of video?

Отлично качает и комбинирует сразу звук с видео. Использую для скачивания своих видео с канала ютуб что бы загружать на другой канал. Перепробовал все загрузчики по порядку. И этот работает, остальные нет. Да, есть конечно глюки, то не гурзится, просто обновите страницу. Но это мелочи, по сравнения с тем что он действительно работает. Спасибо разрабам!

I tried almost every other extension but only this worked. The guidelines and the tutorials and app layout everything is so well thought out

one of the best no nonsense downloaders handsdown.

I've been using 'Video DownloadHelper' for about a year now, and just started using this one. While the other app has not disappointed me, my initial impression is considerably more favorable.

Sometimes a video appears to be split into multiple streams/chunks, and my older app can only offer them separate from each other. However, this one appears to detect that, and offer a video to download at the top of the list that is the complete video, comprising of the in-order bytes from all streams at once.