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Capture media responses from origins you explicitly enable and export selected videos as a zip. Media Grabber watches network traffic only on origins you explicitly enable, detects responses that look like video, and lets you export the ones you pick — as a single file or bundled together as a zip. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add a host in the popup and accept Chrome's permission prompt. Nothing is observed on any other site. 2. Browse normally — the extension watches responses on that origin for anything that looks like video (by content-type or file extension, including HLS/DASH manifests). 3. Captures show up in the popup, grouped by the page they came from and searchable by filename or URL. 4. Download one file directly, or select several and export them together as a zip. FEATURES - Per-origin monitoring, toggled on/off, with permission requested one origin at a time - Detects direct video files and HLS (.m3u8) / DASH (.mpd) manifests - Groups captures by originating page, with a search filter - Shows file size before you download - Toolbar badge for newly captured items - Basic HLS support: parses playlists (including master → variant selection) and concatenates segments into a playable file - Nothing leaves your device — no servers, no analytics, no telemetry LIMITATIONS - HLS output is a raw .ts file, not remuxed to .mp4 — playable in VLC and most players - DASH (.mpd) is detected but not downloadable yet - DRM-protected content is out of scope, as it is for any browser extension - Only origins you explicitly add are ever monitored Source code is fully open: https://github.com/shubambhasin/media-grabber-ext Privacy policy: https://github.com/shubambhasin/media-grabber-ext/blob/main/PRIVACY.md
Sep 12, 2026
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