A simple download manager that offers you the possibility to quickly save videos from different websites to your own disk drive.

If you are using a poor internet connection, trying to visualize videos streamlined online might not work properly since the content is loaded too slowly. Downie is a simple Mac app that can help you download those videos to your computer, and then watch them by using your default media player.

User friendly video downloader featuring support for drag and drop actions

Working with Downie is extremely straightforward: simply drop the video URL on top of the app’s main window or on the Dock icon. Downie adds the video to your downloads list, so all you have to do next is start the process by pressing the appropriate button. Of course, you can also remove items from the list.

By default, Downie downloads MP4 files and places them in your default Downloads folder, but you can easily change this via the Preferences window. The same area allows you to setup notifications, or post processing actions (convert to MP4 if necessary, or extract audio only).

Effortlessly download videos from a wide collection of hosting websites

Downie provides support for more than 400 different websites that host video content, among which there are the most popular choices, such as YouTube, Apple, LiveLeak, Vimeo, BBC, and so on. If a certain website is not included, within the app you can send a request email to the Downie developers.
Moreover, Downie also provides matching extensions for various popular web browsers, such as Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Chromium. The add-ons are not installed by default: open the Preferences window and install only the ones you plan to use.

Straightforward solution for downloading video content hosted online

Downie is a great tool for saving videos posted on various websites to your Mac for offline playback. The application is extremely useful especially if you have a slow internet connection.

What’s New

Version 4.6.17:

• New: melon.com, sbs.co.kr.
• Improved: floracing.com, osmosis.org, rtlxl.nl, twitter.com, youtube.com.
• Improved: Support for Content-Disposition HTTP header.
• Fixed: Issue where Downie would re-encode DASH Stream downloads with WebM video into MP4 even with postprocessing set to none.
• Fixed: Issue where Downie wouldn't properly embed AAC in MP4 container after download.

macOS 10.12 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Downie 4.6.17 (4566)
Size: 56.9 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: FiKPER – UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

A simple download manager that offers you the possibility to quickly save videos from different websites to your own disk drive.

If you are using a poor internet connection, trying to visualize videos streamlined online might not work properly since the content is loaded too slowly. Downie is a simple Mac app that can help you download those videos to your computer, and then watch them by using your default media player.

User friendly video downloader featuring support for drag and drop actions

Working with Downie is extremely straightforward: simply drop the video URL on top of the app’s main window or on the Dock icon. Downie adds the video to your downloads list, so all you have to do next is start the process by pressing the appropriate button. Of course, you can also remove items from the list.

By default, Downie downloads MP4 files and places them in your default Downloads folder, but you can easily change this via the Preferences window. The same area allows you to setup notifications, or post processing actions (convert to MP4 if necessary, or extract audio only).

Effortlessly download videos from a wide collection of hosting websites

Downie provides support for more than 400 different websites that host video content, among which there are the most popular choices, such as YouTube, Apple, LiveLeak, Vimeo, BBC, and so on. If a certain website is not included, within the app you can send a request email to the Downie developers.
Moreover, Downie also provides matching extensions for various popular web browsers, such as Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Chromium. The add-ons are not installed by default: open the Preferences window and install only the ones you plan to use.

Straightforward solution for downloading video content hosted online

Downie is a great tool for saving videos posted on various websites to your Mac for offline playback. The application is extremely useful especially if you have a slow internet connection.

What’s New

Version 4.6.17:

• New: melon.com, sbs.co.kr.
• Improved: floracing.com, osmosis.org, rtlxl.nl, twitter.com, youtube.com.
• Improved: Support for Content-Disposition HTTP header.
• Fixed: Issue where Downie would re-encode DASH Stream downloads with WebM video into MP4 even with postprocessing set to none.
• Fixed: Issue where Downie wouldn't properly embed AAC in MP4 container after download.

macOS 10.12 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Downie 4.6.17
Size: 56.9 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: FiKPER – UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

A simple download manager that offers you the possibility to quickly save videos from different websites to your own disk drive.

If you are using a poor internet connection, trying to visualize videos streamlined online might not work properly since the content is loaded too slowly. Downie is a simple Mac app that can help you download those videos to your computer, and then watch them by using your default media player.

User friendly video downloader featuring support for drag and drop actions

Working with Downie is extremely straightforward: simply drop the video URL on top of the app’s main window or on the Dock icon. Downie adds the video to your downloads list, so all you have to do next is start the process by pressing the appropriate button. Of course, you can also remove items from the list.

By default, Downie downloads MP4 files and places them in your default Downloads folder, but you can easily change this via the Preferences window. The same area allows you to setup notifications, or post processing actions (convert to MP4 if necessary, or extract audio only).

Effortlessly download videos from a wide collection of hosting websites

Downie provides support for more than 400 different websites that host video content, among which there are the most popular choices, such as YouTube, Apple, LiveLeak, Vimeo, BBC, and so on. If a certain website is not included, within the app you can send a request email to the Downie developers.
Moreover, Downie also provides matching extensions for various popular web browsers, such as Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Chromium. The add-ons are not installed by default: open the Preferences window and install only the ones you plan to use.

Straightforward solution for downloading video content hosted online

Downie is a great tool for saving videos posted on various websites to your Mac for offline playback. The application is extremely useful especially if you have a slow internet connection.

What’s New

Version 4.6.15:

• New: Experimental: Option to download subtitles only.
• New: wavve.com
• Improved: afreecatv.com., arte.tv, cnn.com, dr.dk, globo.com, ibm.com, instagram.com, iwara.tv, qq.com, weibo.com
• Improved: Issues with YouTube download speeds.
• Improved: Live HLS Stream download stability.
• Fixed: Issue with downloads with Low priority starting first.
• Fixed: Issue where Safari would pass the link twice to Downie when passing cookies along.

macOS 10.12 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Downie 4.6.15(4555)
Size: 56.9 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: FiKPER – UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

A simple download manager that offers you the possibility to quickly save videos from different websites to your own disk drive.

If you are using a poor internet connection, trying to visualize videos streamlined online might not work properly since the content is loaded too slowly. Downie is a simple Mac app that can help you download those videos to your computer, and then watch them by using your default media player.

User friendly video downloader featuring support for drag and drop actions

Working with Downie is extremely straightforward: simply drop the video URL on top of the app’s main window or on the Dock icon. Downie adds the video to your downloads list, so all you have to do next is start the process by pressing the appropriate button. Of course, you can also remove items from the list.

By default, Downie downloads MP4 files and places them in your default Downloads folder, but you can easily change this via the Preferences window. The same area allows you to setup notifications, or post processing actions (convert to MP4 if necessary, or extract audio only).

Effortlessly download videos from a wide collection of hosting websites

Downie provides support for more than 400 different websites that host video content, among which there are the most popular choices, such as YouTube, Apple, LiveLeak, Vimeo, BBC, and so on. If a certain website is not included, within the app you can send a request email to the Downie developers.
Moreover, Downie also provides matching extensions for various popular web browsers, such as Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Chromium. The add-ons are not installed by default: open the Preferences window and install only the ones you plan to use.

Straightforward solution for downloading video content hosted online

Downie is a great tool for saving videos posted on various websites to your Mac for offline playback. The application is extremely useful especially if you have a slow internet connection.

What’s New

Version 4.6.14:

• Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

macOS 10.12 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Downie 4.6.14
Size: 56.9 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: FiKPER – UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

A simple download manager that offers you the possibility to quickly save videos from different websites to your own disk drive.

If you are using a poor internet connection, trying to visualize videos streamlined online might not work properly since the content is loaded too slowly. Downie is a simple Mac app that can help you download those videos to your computer, and then watch them by using your default media player.

User friendly video downloader featuring support for drag and drop actions

Working with Downie is extremely straightforward: simply drop the video URL on top of the app’s main window or on the Dock icon. Downie adds the video to your downloads list, so all you have to do next is start the process by pressing the appropriate button. Of course, you can also remove items from the list.

By default, Downie downloads MP4 files and places them in your default Downloads folder, but you can easily change this via the Preferences window. The same area allows you to setup notifications, or post processing actions (convert to MP4 if necessary, or extract audio only).

Effortlessly download videos from a wide collection of hosting websites

Downie provides support for more than 400 different websites that host video content, among which there are the most popular choices, such as YouTube, Apple, LiveLeak, Vimeo, BBC, and so on. If a certain website is not included, within the app you can send a request email to the Downie developers.
Moreover, Downie also provides matching extensions for various popular web browsers, such as Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Chromium. The add-ons are not installed by default: open the Preferences window and install only the ones you plan to use.

Straightforward solution for downloading video content hosted online

Downie is a great tool for saving videos posted on various websites to your Mac for offline playback. The application is extremely useful especially if you have a slow internet connection.

What’s New

Version 4.6.10:

• New: tvcf.co.kr
• Improved: bbc.co.uk, bilibili.com, prx.org, qq.com
• Fixed: Slow YouTube downloads.
• Many unused integrations were removed.

macOS 10.12 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Downie 4.6.10
Size: 56.7 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

A simple download manager that offers you the possibility to quickly save videos from different websites to your own disk drive.

If you are using a poor internet connection, trying to visualize videos streamlined online might not work properly since the content is loaded too slowly. Downie is a simple Mac app that can help you download those videos to your computer, and then watch them by using your default media player.

User friendly video downloader featuring support for drag and drop actions

Working with Downie is extremely straightforward: simply drop the video URL on top of the app’s main window or on the Dock icon. Downie adds the video to your downloads list, so all you have to do next is start the process by pressing the appropriate button. Of course, you can also remove items from the list.

By default, Downie downloads MP4 files and places them in your default Downloads folder, but you can easily change this via the Preferences window. The same area allows you to setup notifications, or post processing actions (convert to MP4 if necessary, or extract audio only).

Effortlessly download videos from a wide collection of hosting websites

Downie provides support for more than 400 different websites that host video content, among which there are the most popular choices, such as YouTube, Apple, LiveLeak, Vimeo, BBC, and so on. If a certain website is not included, within the app you can send a request email to the Downie developers.
Moreover, Downie also provides matching extensions for various popular web browsers, such as Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Chromium. The add-ons are not installed by default: open the Preferences window and install only the ones you plan to use.

Straightforward solution for downloading video content hosted online

Downie is a great tool for saving videos posted on various websites to your Mac for offline playback. The application is extremely useful especially if you have a slow internet connection.

What’s New

Version 4.6.9:

• New: Wizard for installing Chrome browser extension - guides you through the entire process and does most of the work for you. Requires macOS 13 or later.
• Improved: dailymotion.com, douyin.com, nhk.or.jp, rtbf.be, weibo.tv, xiaohongshu.com.

macOS 10.12 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Downie 4.6.9
Size: 57.8 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

A simple download manager that offers you the possibility to quickly save videos from different websites to your own disk drive.

If you are using a poor internet connection, trying to visualize videos streamlined online might not work properly since the content is loaded too slowly. Downie is a simple Mac app that can help you download those videos to your computer, and then watch them by using your default media player.

User friendly video downloader featuring support for drag and drop actions

Working with Downie is extremely straightforward: simply drop the video URL on top of the app’s main window or on the Dock icon. Downie adds the video to your downloads list, so all you have to do next is start the process by pressing the appropriate button. Of course, you can also remove items from the list.

By default, Downie downloads MP4 files and places them in your default Downloads folder, but you can easily change this via the Preferences window. The same area allows you to setup notifications, or post processing actions (convert to MP4 if necessary, or extract audio only).

Effortlessly download videos from a wide collection of hosting websites

Downie provides support for more than 400 different websites that host video content, among which there are the most popular choices, such as YouTube, Apple, LiveLeak, Vimeo, BBC, and so on. If a certain website is not included, within the app you can send a request email to the Downie developers.
Moreover, Downie also provides matching extensions for various popular web browsers, such as Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Chromium. The add-ons are not installed by default: open the Preferences window and install only the ones you plan to use.

Straightforward solution for downloading video content hosted online

Downie is a great tool for saving videos posted on various websites to your Mac for offline playback. The application is extremely useful especially if you have a slow internet connection.

What’s New

Version 4.6.8:

• New: Audio format preference option which allows selection between M4A, MP3 and Original Format.
• New: Bookmarks in the User-Guided Extraction now allow editing the link and support JavaScript bookmarklets to be stored in them.
• Improved: afreeca.tv, arte.tv, bilibili.com, instagram.com, mitele.es, vimeo.com, vzan.com, zoom.com.

macOS 10.12 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Downie 4.6.8
Size: 57.6 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

A simple download manager that offers you the possibility to quickly save videos from different websites to your own disk drive.

If you are using a poor internet connection, trying to visualize videos streamlined online might not work properly since the content is loaded too slowly. Downie is a simple Mac app that can help you download those videos to your computer, and then watch them by using your default media player.

User friendly video downloader featuring support for drag and drop actions

Working with Downie is extremely straightforward: simply drop the video URL on top of the app’s main window or on the Dock icon. Downie adds the video to your downloads list, so all you have to do next is start the process by pressing the appropriate button. Of course, you can also remove items from the list.

By default, Downie downloads MP4 files and places them in your default Downloads folder, but you can easily change this via the Preferences window. The same area allows you to setup notifications, or post processing actions (convert to MP4 if necessary, or extract audio only).

Effortlessly download videos from a wide collection of hosting websites

Downie provides support for more than 400 different websites that host video content, among which there are the most popular choices, such as YouTube, Apple, LiveLeak, Vimeo, BBC, and so on. If a certain website is not included, within the app you can send a request email to the Downie developers.
Moreover, Downie also provides matching extensions for various popular web browsers, such as Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Chromium. The add-ons are not installed by default: open the Preferences window and install only the ones you plan to use.

Straightforward solution for downloading video content hosted online

Downie is a great tool for saving videos posted on various websites to your Mac for offline playback. The application is extremely useful especially if you have a slow internet connection.

What’s New

Version 4.6.8:

• New: Audio format preference option which allows selection between M4A, MP3 and Original Format.
• New: Bookmarks in the User-Guided Extraction now allow editing the link and support JavaScript bookmarklets to be stored in them.
• Improved: afreeca.tv, arte.tv, bilibili.com, instagram.com, mitele.es, vimeo.com, vzan.com, zoom.com.

macOS 10.12 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Downie 4.6.8
Size: 57.6 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

A simple download manager that offers you the possibility to quickly save videos from different websites to your own disk drive.

If you are using a poor internet connection, trying to visualize videos streamlined online might not work properly since the content is loaded too slowly. Downie is a simple Mac app that can help you download those videos to your computer, and then watch them by using your default media player.

User friendly video downloader featuring support for drag and drop actions

Working with Downie is extremely straightforward: simply drop the video URL on top of the app’s main window or on the Dock icon. Downie adds the video to your downloads list, so all you have to do next is start the process by pressing the appropriate button. Of course, you can also remove items from the list.

By default, Downie downloads MP4 files and places them in your default Downloads folder, but you can easily change this via the Preferences window. The same area allows you to setup notifications, or post processing actions (convert to MP4 if necessary, or extract audio only).

Effortlessly download videos from a wide collection of hosting websites

Downie provides support for more than 400 different websites that host video content, among which there are the most popular choices, such as YouTube, Apple, LiveLeak, Vimeo, BBC, and so on. If a certain website is not included, within the app you can send a request email to the Downie developers.
Moreover, Downie also provides matching extensions for various popular web browsers, such as Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Chromium. The add-ons are not installed by default: open the Preferences window and install only the ones you plan to use.

Straightforward solution for downloading video content hosted online

Downie is a great tool for saving videos posted on various websites to your Mac for offline playback. The application is extremely useful especially if you have a slow internet connection.

What’s New

Version 4.6.7:

• New: kanopy.com
• New: Experimental: option to pass cookies from Safari. See Downie's help for more information.
• Improved: bbc.co.uk, bilibili.com, britishpathe.com, msn.com, tiktok.com, twitter.com.
• Improved: HLS Stream downloads.
• Improved: Bandwidth throttle now allows speeds below 1MB/s.

macOS 10.12 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Downie 4.6.7
Size: 57.6 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR

A simple download manager that offers you the possibility to quickly save videos from different websites to your own disk drive.

If you are using a poor internet connection, trying to visualize videos streamlined online might not work properly since the content is loaded too slowly. Downie is a simple Mac app that can help you download those videos to your computer, and then watch them by using your default media player.

User friendly video downloader featuring support for drag and drop actions

Working with Downie is extremely straightforward: simply drop the video URL on top of the app’s main window or on the Dock icon. Downie adds the video to your downloads list, so all you have to do next is start the process by pressing the appropriate button. Of course, you can also remove items from the list.

By default, Downie downloads MP4 files and places them in your default Downloads folder, but you can easily change this via the Preferences window. The same area allows you to setup notifications, or post processing actions (convert to MP4 if necessary, or extract audio only).

Effortlessly download videos from a wide collection of hosting websites

Downie provides support for more than 400 different websites that host video content, among which there are the most popular choices, such as YouTube, Apple, LiveLeak, Vimeo, BBC, and so on. If a certain website is not included, within the app you can send a request email to the Downie developers.
Moreover, Downie also provides matching extensions for various popular web browsers, such as Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Chromium. The add-ons are not installed by default: open the Preferences window and install only the ones you plan to use.

Straightforward solution for downloading video content hosted online

Downie is a great tool for saving videos posted on various websites to your Mac for offline playback. The application is extremely useful especially if you have a slow internet connection.

What’s New

Version 4.6.6:

• New: 9gag.com, flickr.com, rtvs.sk.
• Improved: bilibili.com, dw.de, ina.fr, nhk.or.jp, qq.com, rtl.nl, vimeo.com, xiaohongshu.com.
• Improved: WebVTT parsing.

macOS 10.12 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor

Release Name: Downie 4.6.6
Size: 57.6 MB
Links: HOMEPAGE – NFO – Torrent Search

Download: UPLOADGiG – NiTROFLARE – RAPiDGATOR