We here at /Film are big movie buffs by design and job description, and because of this, we also tend to keep a watchful eye on the YouTube side of things. It and many other video platforms are full ...

As much as the video streaming giants would like to pretend we’re online 24/7 and perfectly happy with the cloud, sometimes people want something available offline — for a trip, say, or to ensure a ...

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There are plenty of reasons people want to download videos from YouTube and other video platforms. Maybe you’re traveling and don’t want to rely on spotty Wi-Fi. Maybe you want to save a long tutorial ...

Maybe you want to save an image or a video clip from the web through your browser because it’ll make a great wallpaper or you want to include it in a video you’re making. In most cases (especially ...

The biggest issue is that this feature doesn't really download a video that you can save on your computer forever. It is similar to the download feature found on mobile apps for Netflix and Hulu, ...