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Quietly finds media on the page and lets you save it in one click — HLS streams included. No external application. No companion app, no watermark, no telemetry. Silent Media Grabber detects media on the page you're viewing and saves it in one click — entirely inside your browser. - Video, audio and images, including HLS and DASH streams. - Quality picker; separate video and audio tracks merged into one MP4. - Whole galleries in one click — to a folder or a ZIP, also from all open tabs; WEBP/AVIF saved as JPG or PNG on request. - Live streams recorded until you press "Finish & save"; when a stream can't be downloaded — record the tab, a region of it, or a window. - Downloads pause and resume, even after a browser restart. - Order out of the box: folders by type, names from the media title, your own save folder picked once and remembered. - You decide where it runs: per-site consent or everywhere, with an exclusion list and custom file formats (e.g. safetensors). - One-click settings backup — export and import. - File converter: lossless container change and audio to M4A for free; Pro adds service presets with a target size (e.g. WhatsApp ≤ 16 MB) — all locally. We check the file before saving it: size, segments and container header — instead of a file that won't open. What we don't do: YouTube, DRM, data collection, remote code.
Oct 12, 2026
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