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Find video and audio files, HLS and DASH streams, and manage downloads in the side panel. MDownloader helps you find supported video and audio on the page you’re visiting, save media you’re authorized to download, and manage your files from Chrome’s side panel. ⚡ Key features • Find direct video and audio files, compatible HLS and unencrypted DASH streams, and supported WebRTC sources. • Choose an available quality and select subtitle tracks in Download options. • Track active downloads and open completed files from the side panel. • Translate selected subtitles with a service you configure, or generate speech captions locally with the optional helper. 🔍 How does it work? 1. Open a page with supported media and start playback. 2. Click the MDownloader icon and grant site access if Chrome prompts you. 3. Click Download next to the detected item. Shift-click Download to open the available quality and subtitle options. 4. Open the download manager in the side panel to check progress and find completed files. 💬 Frequently asked questions Why isn’t my media listed? Start playback, then refresh the media list. Protected media and unsupported sources are excluded. Do I need a separate app? Chrome handles ordinary downloads. Local speech recognition requires a separately installed helper. Subtitle translation sends the selected text to the service you configure. 🚀 Get started Try MDownloader with the sample video on the project website, then open the side panel to see the completed download.
Nov 13, 2026
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