Reviews for YouTube Video Downloader
YouTube Video Downloader by Natasa Rehman
112 reviews
- Rated 5 out of 5by Muliphen, 12 days agoThe app does what it describes and it's amazing how hell it works.
I haven't ran into any problems or bugs with this app, it runs smoothly and that's all I can as for. - Rated 4 out of 5by Keith Buckley, 12 days agoI have an older mac book pro so once i downloaded the video it was hard to play it because of my older mac so i am not a good person to write a review. it downloaded just fine but then i couldnt retrieve it because my laptop is too old to connect to the download thanks.
- Rated 5 out of 5by Ebenezer Suresh, 12 days agoDoes what it says - scrapes the website for all possible downloadable format, including non-traditional ones like .avi!
I've found this helped me in so many ways, especially when there was no direct download link available. This extension makes it easy to download videos from virtually any website including YouTube. Developer response
posted 13 days agoThank you for your feedback! Currently, the extension works on desktop devices such as Windows, Mac, Linux, and more. We're aware of the issue with Firefox on Android and are actively working to resolve it. Don't worry, it will be compatible with Android devices soon. In the meantime, you can use this extension on your desktop devices. We appreciate your patience and understanding!- Rated 5 out of 5by Evangelos Vargiamis, 13 days agoWorks very good...Some sites are little tricky but even then it works
- Rated 5 out of 5by laurens z, 13 days agoable to download online videos from certain websites like bilibili that other apps failed. Good!
- Rated 5 out of 5by Sanjeev Kumar, 14 days agoVery good app, can recognize any supportable format on a website.
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 18757108, 14 days ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by Firefox user 16793352, 15 days agoA popup window opened requesting that I paste the link to the Video so that it can prepare it for download while advertising some online cloud service, fair enough. The downloaded zip did not open. Plus, now I have this weird alert from Firefox saying I got a new Malware. Kind of strange but i'll run my antiV just in case...
Developer response
posted 15 days agoThank you for sharing your feedback. We’re sorry to hear about the issues you experienced.
To address your concerns:
Popup Window: Our tool uses a link input popup to process video downloads smoothly. However, we do not promote or advertise any cloud services. If you saw such a message, it may have come from a third-party influence, and we’d like to investigate further.
Downloaded File Format: Our tool downloads the video directly in the format you choose (e.g., MP4, MP3, etc.), so there is no zip file involved. If a zip file appeared, it was not generated by our tool. Please let us know more details via our support page.
Malware Alert: Our extension is thoroughly tested and free from malware. If you’re receiving such alerts, it could be unrelated to our tool. Running an antivirus scan is always a good step for security.
We’re here to help resolve any issues you face. Please reach out to us via the support menu so we can assist you further. Your feedback helps us improve, and we truly appreciate it! - Rated 5 out of 5by Tanvir Mehedi, 15 days agoFinally found a Video Downloader that can download videos from any website, just love it!
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 18750649, 18 days ago
- Rated 2 out of 5by KnottGylty, 19 days agoHmm, is it just me or do practically all of the positive 5* reviews (which aren't all that many) seem sorta like they're written by the same source, be it the developer or AI generated. They all regurgitate pretty much the same talking points while using practically the same exact phrases & 'buzz words' such as the repeated use of the phrase "Game Changer!" & the reiteration of the word "platform". That just seems more like what an advertiser would push rather than what various random users would be most likely 2 boast about. I see this trick used often in the reviews 4 products being sold by 3rd parties via Walmart online. There it's super obvious because the same exact bad English is repeated verbatim. In this case, I believe the fraud is considerably more sophistocated, rendering it less noticeable 2 anyone who lacks the ability 2 think critically when evaluating truth from deception.
I suppose its possible the product in question is actually decent, but feels the need 2 bolster their #'s by making it look as if many others have tried it with favorable results in order 2 boost consumer confidence 4 new potential users so they'll be more apt 2 trust & try. But if a product is genuinely good with no malicious intent, it's performance will speak 4 itself & wouldn't need 2 resort 2 deceptive practices or the redaction of negative reviews enabled by default (which was the case 4 me until I actively changed that setting). So I'm feeling relatively skeptical about the overall intentions of this extension, as well as its security & overall legitimacy! I mean, who really wants 2 be a guinea pig 2 find out the product has malicious properties or just another know-nothing fool in a sea of many blind-trusting consumers who'll have been bought cheap (in this case 'Free') just 2 be sold down the river 2 the highest bidder or perhaps even a multitude of data brokers. The initial "trust clause" warning offered by Mozilla oughtta tell ya just what kind of liability or accountability 1 might expect should the mere use of said product end up doing some sort of harm 2 the user at the end of the day. Definitely something 2 consider.Developer response
posted 19 days agoThank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and concerns about our YouTube Video Downloader. We truly appreciate your detailed feedback and the effort you’ve put into evaluating the product.
First, let us assure you that we highly value authenticity and transparency in every aspect of our platform, including user reviews. While we cannot control how users choose to express their feedback, we can confirm that all the reviews you see are submitted by actual users of the tool. We do not engage in practices like writing or generating fake reviews, as our focus is on building trust and providing genuine value.
We understand your skepticism and concerns about security and legitimacy, especially when it comes to free tools. To address this, we take security and user privacy very seriously. Our tool does not collect or misuse personal data, and we are continuously working to ensure that it adheres to industry standards.
The "trust clause" you mentioned is a standard disclaimer provided by Mozilla to inform users of potential risks when using any browser extension, not just ours. We encourage you to research and review our tool’s permissions and functionality, as we aim to provide a secure, and efficient service.
We also acknowledge that skepticism is healthy when exploring new tools, and we welcome constructive feedback like yours. It helps us improve and reassures other users that they can critically evaluate their experiences too.
If you have any specific concerns or suggestions about our tool, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us directly. We’d be happy to address them and work towards earning your trust.
Thank you again for your thoughtful review, and we hope you give the tool a fair try to judge its performance firsthand. - Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 18749068, 19 days ago
- Rated 1 out of 5by peterpan56, 19 days agoThis is not an extension. It is a hyperlink to a page that does not download videos from Youtube
Developer response
posted 19 days agoThank you for your feedback! Our tool is straightforward to use. Simply paste the video URL into the input field, click "Download," and your video will start downloading. It supports not just YouTube but multiple platforms, with resolutions up to 4K.
If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact us at fatemaitltd@gmail.com. We're here to help! - Rated 1 out of 5by testhsdejggsd, 21 days agoit doesn't do anything when it said you may paste a link in the downloader. nothing shown up after i added this add-on. android 14. firefox nightly.