I wish there's more Mozilla forks.
this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2024
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Icefox I've heard about and LIbrewolf I use actively.
The latter has frustrations with Video Downloadheper. IDK WTF to do to make it work. Sticks me to fucking Firefox to rip. Icefox recommender said it should work with VDH but they don't really know and I ain't had a chance to work with it.
Have you asked the Video Download helper team? I had an issue before where it wasn't picking up a media after an update and asked them and they fixed it by the next update. They're really good with support.
I can't figure out how to post on github yet. I have little time that isn't bothered with other things first. I'm missing a bunch of shit I already stole from yt but keeps getting fried cuz im lazy and don't book it to my vault
If you're logged on to GitHub and go under discussions for this dev, you can just post a discussion or add to an existing thread with a similar issue.
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I myself like Gnome's Epiphany browser. Yeah it's not perfect, but at least it works and granted the performance is getting somewhere. Also, I think its based on Apple's Webkit, but I couldn't be more far off.
pro tip: to link to a youtube video at a specific timestamp, you can either right click the video and Copy Video URL At Current Time or add the timestamp to the URL parameters. e.g. if you want to link to the youtube video https://youtube.com/watch?v=ThiSPArt at the time 1 minute 23 seconds, you can either link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THiSPArt&t=1m23s or https://youtu.be/THiSPArt?t=1m23s
here's a link to that same video with the timestamp built in
You're a saint <3
You know you can check what a software is before you download it, right?