FYT - All video Downloader APK

Have you ever wanted to download a video, song, or some other multimedia on a site?

When you right click it or long press/hold down your finger, what happens? Do you get the option to save it, or does nothing happen?

A lot of sites protect their data to make it harder for people to steal content and post it themselves. Since lots of sites rely on advertisements to make a profit or even just pay the basic bills, that kind of protection makes sense.

That doesn't mean it feels good. You want that video. You want that song. You don't want to visit that site every time, or even use the internet. You want that file yourself.

That's where this app comes in.

All video Downloader is a tool to search for and grab media filters from websites. It uses a query--a search--to dig through the site and show all of the multimedia files.

What is multimedia? That's a catch-all word for images, videos, audio files, and other types of data that you likely want. Tools like this will give you a list of things to download, and you need to figure out which one you want.

What does that mean? The app isn't going to just give you the exact download you want, that's not how this works.

This app will show every single video that is embedded within the site. That means the video you want, other videos on the page, and advertisements in video format will be up for grabs.

It's not a single, simple delivery of the exact video you want, but it's not that big of a deal. Simply look through the videos it shows and figure out which one you want. Then, hit download.

Are you okay with downloading everything and figuring it out later? Or, are you interested in downloading everything, period? That's an option, and this app makes that part very easy.

There are advertisements that get in the way of the search area, unfortunately. Thankfully, there's a paid version that gets rid of the issue. This app also stays on the good side of the biggest video site on the internet, so it doesn't work on YouTube.

Since Google owns YouTube and Google also owns the Google Play store, that's an easy way for the developers to be kicked from the Play store, or to at least attract some unwanted Google attention.

The downloads run through a server and can be limited, so its not going to go at your full internet speed. So, if you're down this from a super fast 5G connection with no competition, or even connected to fast, home wi-fi, the slow speeds aren't necessarily your internet's problem. The app is throttling it, and they don't have a pay for better speed option.

There is also a preview function, so you can play the video before you download it. That way, you can be sure you're not just downloading a sample video, waiting for the slow download, and then upset when it's not what you thought it was.