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Hands downloads to Ladle, the free download manager for Mac, and adds a Download video button to videos you’re allowed to save. Ladle is a free download manager for the Mac. This extension connects your browser to it. What it does • Catches downloads. Click a link to a file type you’ve chosen (dmg, zip, mp4, pdf and more) and the download goes to Ladle, which pours it in through several connections at once, resumes it after an interruption, and sorts it into folders. Hold ⌥ Option while clicking to let the browser keep a download. • Download with Ladle. Right-click any link to send it to Ladle, or choose Download All Links with Ladle… to pick from every file link on the page. • Download video. A small button appears on videos you’re allowed to save, with a choice of quality. Protected (DRM) video is never offered. Requires Ladle for macOS 14 Sonoma or later, free at https://ladle.alirazakhan.me — no account, no license key. Privacy The extension sends nothing to any server of ours and has no analytics. When it hands a download to Ladle, it passes the file’s link, the page you were on, the file’s name and the cookies that site needs directly to the Ladle app on your Mac, so Ladle can download exactly what your browser would have. It keeps no history. Full details: https://ladle.alirazakhan.me/privacy/ Works in Chrome, Arc, Dia, Edge and Brave.
Nov 5, 2026
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