YouTube might be a streaming-first video platform, but you can download YouTube videos, too. You can even download them for free with the right software, although ...

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There are several ways to download YouTube videos. damircudic/Getty Images YouTube has billions of videos. While you can stream all of them, you might want some on your own computer for future and ...

Facebook is a great place for sharing photos, videos, and other media with friends and family. But what if you’d like to download a video to store offline? This means you’d be able to watch the clip ...

YouTube is the place to go for just about any kind of video you want to watch — from cute ASMR videos of turtles eating fruits to epic life hacks or tutorials. But, you need an internet connection to ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Your YouTube channel can be whatever you want it to be, but ultimately, it acts as a living record of your work. And for many, it's representative ...

There still might be some deus ex machina that saves TikTok—or at least puts things on hold—but for now the imminent ban on the social media app has been upheld by the US Supreme Court. So what about ...

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Facebook likes to keep your content on its service and doesn't offer any way to natively download videos. So, while you can share Facebook video posts within Facebook or provide a link to the video, ...

Pranay Parab is an independent tech journalist based in Mumbai, India. He covers tech for Lifehacker, and specializes in tutorials and in-depth features. Most of us enjoy watching YouTube videos—but ...