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No I don't, unfortunately, but it might be an interesting line of enquiry on the second (third, fourth, ...) hand market. Thanks, Otto! Keith

Hi Keith, It looks like your best bet is a Sony Vaio notebook. Do you have access to one? Otto

Hello Keith I had no idea …… so I asked ChatGPT Here’s the answer! https://chatgpt.com/share/6819cd14-0f9c-8013-b6b2-002dceeb7c18 I strongly suspect you’ll bin the memory stick! ? Warm

I've just come across an old Sandisk Memory Stick Pro MagicGate - see photo IIRC it was for an old Sony video camera, long since defunct.? I have no idea what, if anything, is on the memory stick and

I didn’t have LOTS of time to look at those 3rd party programs, but I did read that technically, using them to download YouTube videos is not permitted by intellectual property laws. -- Jim

I too noticed that latest Brave would no longer run under Mojave, but for some reason I got it to work while using a "Private Window" instead... Good as before. This is what version I have:

I use Adblock Plus across all my browsers that require an adblocker. cjc

JDownloader2 is my way to download YouTube and many other sorts of videos. cjc

What's the best & cheapest ad blocker for Chromium? Where & how do I get the right version? I'm gradually switching from Brave to Chromium for sites that no longer work with Brave on High Sierra.

Did you click the download button? Below the video, click Download. Once the video is downloaded, the download icon will turn black below the video.

I did exactly that, and the YouTube.app just complained that I was offline. I’m thinking that the “download” just retains what I’ve streamed and perhaps makes it available AFTERWARDS, but that

In one of the YouTube Prime approved browsers, while online open YouTube. Then when you are disconnected, open YouTube again. You should be able to access the hamburger icon on the top left as noted

Sorry. That’s only for mobile devices.

Have you tried their app? https://apps.apple.com/us/app/youtube/id544007664

Thanks so much for that. One thing I’ve not sorted out yet is just HOW I can watch a “downloaded” video from YouTube Premium without an internet connection, which YouTube’s own discussions say

I believe the “download” function is an "off-line" viewer function, not a file download. Hence their ability to delete the files after the fact. They are cached for off-line playback, not

?From what I just read, you can only access the downloaded videos via YouTube. In YouTube I a browser, click the hamburger icon (3 horizontal lines on top left), and choose Downloads from the menu.

I’ll be traveling quite a bit over the next 6-12 months. I watch a fair number of YouTube videos, and I’ve just created a “Premium” trial subscription, whose purpose for me is primarily to

It’s hard to say. But I have over half a dozen browsers installed on my machine so that I can keep track of which currently seems to be the best. While several of them block trackers, none of them

Your question made me curious. I'm far from being a security "expert", so please take the following with a grain of salt. I found this 2024 PC Mag article on this topic: Lose the Trackers: The Best