youtube-dl (or its more featureful fork
[yt-dlp](https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp)) might work. Or you could
also check in your browser's developer tools (F12 on firefox), under the
network tab, select media, and hit ctrl/command+shift+R. There might be
a direct link to the video file in there if it's a simpler site. You
could always ask if your friend might just share the file, too?
ak
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ander kierig
Web Application Developer
University of Minnesota Libraries
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they/them
On 2022-08-05 at 13:07 (-0500) Carlos Ha wrote:
Dear Mr Meyer and anyone else reading,
I like to use JDownloader. While running, it will scan everything you
copy (as in ctrl+c) and suggest downloading related files. So you
might try copying the URL of your colleague's website, provided it is
publicly accessible and JDownloader should add the video to its
download queue.
If you are comfortable with the command terminal, youtube-dl is
similarly able to download videos from any place using the URL alone.
I hope this was useful.
Best,
Carlos Hartmann
Am Fr., 05.Aug..2022 um 20:02, charles meyer <reachmepl...@gmail.com>
schrieb:
My esteemed listmates,
I use an older version of Firefox to download NON-YouTube and
NON-Vimeo
videos (instructional).
But a trusted person has posted a 2 minute video on Loom and on her
business Web site.
I use ANT add-on with FF but it won't download her video either from
her
Website nor Loom.
I also have Opera, Brave and Vivaldi installed.
Does anyone use any of those browsers?
If so, how do you download videos using those browsers?
I have 2 YT Downloaders but they only download YT videos.
I don't use The Edge nor Chrome.
Thank you.
Charles.
