Videoner for your browser
The extension adds a Download button to video pages and downloads right in your browser. Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Threads are downloaded with your own sign-in — so private posts you can see in your account work too, as do videos the platform didn't give to our server.
Where it works
Google Chrome, Yandex Browser, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Brave, Vivaldi and other Chromium-based browsers — on a computer.
Mozilla Firefox 128 or later — also on a computer.
Phones and tablets don't support extensions — use the website or the Telegram bot there.
How to install in Chrome, Yandex Browser, Edge and Opera
- Download the archive and unzip it — you'll get a videoner-extension folder with the version number in its name.
- Open the extensions page: type chrome://extensions in the address bar (edge://extensions in Edge, opera://extensions in Opera).
- Turn on Developer mode — the switch at the top of the page.
- Click “Load unpacked” and choose that folder — the one that contains manifest.json.
- Done: video pages get a Download button, and the Videoner icon appears in the browser toolbar.
How to update in Chrome, Yandex Browser, Edge and Opera
- When a new version is out, the Videoner icon shows a NEW badge and the popup links here.
- Download the archive with the Chrome button at the top of this page and unpack it into the same folder as before, replacing the files.
- Open the extensions page (chrome://extensions, browser://extensions in Yandex Browser, edge://extensions) and press Reload — the circular arrow on the Videoner card.
How to install in Firefox
- Click the Firefox button at the top of this page — the Videoner page in the Mozilla Add-ons catalog opens.
- Click “Add to Firefox”.
- In the “Add Videoner?” prompt, click “Add”.
- Done: video pages get a Download button, and the Videoner icon appears in the toolbar. Firefox installs updates by itself.
GetCourse lessons
Open a lesson in a GetCourse school while signed in: a Download button appears in the top-right corner of the player, and the Videoner icon lists every video in the lesson. Your browser downloads the lesson and assembles it into an mp4 itself — the file doesn’t pass through our server. If that fails, our server downloads the lesson in the same quality instead; in that case it receives the video link from the player.
Your sign-in stays with you
The extension never asks for a password: your own browser makes the request to the platform, and our server only gets a short report for statistics — the link, file size and title. Cookies go to the server only if you press "Connect account to the bot" yourself — and only that platform's cookies, encrypted.