SwiftDL v0.2.1

Added

• YouTube and other video sites. The video button, the popup and the New
  download window offer each quality, from 4K down to audio only. These sites
  go through yt-dlp, with ffmpeg joining video and audio; both are fetched on
  first use (ffmpeg comes from the system on macOS and Linux) and yt-dlp is
  checked for updates daily. The download window shows yt-dlp's progress and
  steps such as merging.

Changed

• Adding the extension is a guided step. Until the extension is on the
  Chrome Web Store, Add the extension opens a four-step guide that points at
  the copy SwiftDL installs, with a button to open that folder, instead of
  store buttons that led nowhere. The automatic-offer switch is hidden until
  the listing exists.
• Simpler extension popup. A compact menu in the app's style: the status
  under the name, single-line settings, and the video list only when the page
  has something to download.
• The New download window comes to the front instead of flashing in the
  taskbar.
• The README now points at the installed extension folder rather than the zip.

Fixed

• Settings → Browser showed every browser as needing the extension even when
  it was connected. SwiftDL now records which browser the extension talked to
  from, and marks that browser as connected.
• Contacts that didn't come from a browser (such as a test) no longer count
  as the extension being connected.
• The extension popup no longer shows "SwiftDL isn't installed" while it is
  connected.
• The download window's shadow no longer shows as a faint box around it.

Install

• Windows: SwiftDL_*_x64-setup.exe (no admin rights needed)
• macOS: SwiftDL_*_universal.dmg
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb or .rpm
• Browser extension: included with the app. Open SwiftDL and click Add the extension for a short guide (Chrome, Edge, Brave and Vivaldi). swiftdl-extension.zip has the same files.