Releases: Badakonpro/YTDownloader
Releases · Badakonpro/YTDownloader
Release list
YTDownloader v1.2.0
YTDownloader v1.2.0
This release improves localization and hardens the packaged macOS build.
Highlights:
- English and Simplified Chinese localization files.
- In-app language switcher from the toolbar.
- Localized quality names and download status labels.
- Better reopen behavior when clicking the Dock icon.
- Stronger cleanup/signing for bundled
yt-dlp,ffmpeg, andffprobe. - More robust DMG packaging cleanup for hidden flags and extended attributes.
- Clipboard detection for copied YouTube links.
- Manual paste-and-download flow.
- Quality choices from best down to 360p, plus audio-only MP3.
- Progress, speed, ETA, pause, resume, cancel, and clear controls.
- Downloads saved to
~/Downloads/YouTube. - Bundled
yt-dlp,ffmpeg, andffprobeinside the app package.
Compatibility:
- macOS 13 or later.
- The attached DMG was built on Apple Silicon and is marked
arm64. - Intel Macs can build from source with
cd YTDownloader && make dmg.
Install:
- Download the DMG.
- Drag
YTDownloader.appto/Applications. - Open the app and copy or paste a YouTube link.
This build is ad-hoc signed and not notarized, so macOS may show a first-run security warning.
YTDownloader v1.0.0
YTDownloader v1.0.0
Initial release of YTDownloader, a native macOS app that downloads YouTube links through yt-dlp without needing a terminal.
Highlights:
- Clipboard detection for copied YouTube links.
- Manual paste-and-download flow.
- Quality choices from best down to 360p, plus audio-only MP3.
- Progress, speed, ETA, pause, resume, cancel, and clear controls.
- Downloads saved to
~/Downloads/YouTube. - Bundled
yt-dlp,ffmpeg, andffprobeinside the app package.
Compatibility:
- macOS 13 or later.
- The attached DMG was built on Apple Silicon and is marked
arm64. - Intel Macs can build from source with
cd YTDownloader && make dmg.
Install:
- Download the DMG.
- Drag
YTDownloader.appto/Applications. - Open the app and copy or paste a YouTube link.
This build is ad-hoc signed and not notarized, so macOS may show a first-run security warning.