Video DownloadHelper installs in the Firefox toolbar to enable you to download in just a few clicks.

When it animates, clicking on the video icon downloads it directly. that simple extension downloads anything from YouTube videos, to MySpace, Google Video, DailyMotion, Porkolt, iFilm and more. You can choose the folder you want to download videos where you will find them in FLV format. To manufacture things even easier to keep track of, the files are added to the list of Firefox downloads like any other file. So you can see in a glance precisely what you’ve downloaded and how many videos you have in your collection. The only problem you might find is that sometimes, the downloads don’t start immediately. It can take duration depending on the streaming on the video site server but additionally, it seems that the program itself has to process the file before it starts

downloading. The latest version has introduced some major innovations in the interface which manufacture it much faster to use. One example is that FLV videos that you view are now remembered by the program so you can view your viewing history at any day and ask the download of several videos in one batch or go directly to their original page. You have to enable that function via the system preferences and choose ‘enabled’ in the ‘History’ tab. The developers have plus reduced the number o duplicate entries that used to plague the preceding version and there are fewer memory leaks so it’s lighter on your RAM.

A useful FLV video downloading tool for Firefox users and the latest improvements have fixed many of the speed problems which hampered it before.

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Original post by donotreply@osnews.com (Thom Holwerda)