Right-click a video and choose Save Video. A video that streams in pieces is joined into one file in your downloads folder.
Right-click a video and choose Save Video. A video that streams in pieces (HLS) is joined into a single file in your downloads folder, without asking where.
When the page offers several qualities, Save Video opens a list of them, with about how large each file will be. You pick one.
While it saves, the video shows in the Downloads panel, with a way to stop it. A private tab keeps it off the list. Some videos are refused, with a message that says why: videos protected with DRM, live streams, and videos on a local network.
Downloads also keeps a failed download in the list, with its reason and a Retry button. You can drag a finished file out of the list, and the list clears itself after the time you choose. Only the list forgets. The files stay where they were saved.
Save Video fetches the pieces from the hosts the playlist names. It sends the page’s cookies and address only to the page’s own site. Satori reads the playlists the player asked for, without cookies, so the menu can list the qualities. See Privacy.
Satori is small, fast, and quiet, with one field for addresses and searches.
Download Satori for Mac.
Satori is signed with a Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple. macOS may ask you to confirm the first time you open it, but there is no malware or unidentified-developer warning. Updates arrive on their own through Sparkle.
