This is a simple tutorial to download YouTube videos for everyone, in every computer and phone device at no cost. This is good for your software freedom as well as privacy. Now let's download some!
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Remember Invidious? You can watch and download YouTube videos with it without ads and tracking (technically, without JavaScript). There is playlist feature in it and in this tutorial we will discuss how to create one, add videos to it, and play the videos automatically one by one.
This tutorial assumes you are using Invidious (visit https://ytprivate.com) and know that everything is applicable to another Invidiouses. In the future, there might be changes and you can use another Invidious (visit redirect.invidious.io for choices).
To make playlists, you should first have an account on Invidious. Signing up to Invidious, unlike YouTube, is anonymous and no email nor phone number required.
1. Click LOGIN.
2. Type a username, type a password, click REGISTER.
3. You are registered. Once registered, if you have not, you have to login first:
4. Click LOGIN.
6. You are logged in.
For example I have an account named iloveinvidious and it looks like below.
For example, we want to make a playlist of wild life videos like the popular Primitive Technology and similar people are doing. To create playlist:
1. Go to your Invidious.
2. Click PLAYLISTS.
3. Click CREATE PLAYLIST, give it a name, make it Private, create, and click plus button.
4. In the search page displayed, search videos you want. In this example, wild life videos, by keywords around "primitive technology" ".
5. Click plus button on each video of the videos displayed.
6. Playlist created.
NOTE: you can make it Public playlist by selecting Public instead of Private.
1. Go to your Invidious.
2. Click PLAYLIST.
3. Your playlist(s) displayed.
4. Click one playlist. In this example, WILD LIFE.
5. Videos inside this playlist displayed. Click the first video.
6. Video plays.
7. Next video will be automatically play.
8. This playlist will end automatically at the last video.
Persepolis and Download Navi are two download manager apps for Ubuntu and Android, respectively. They can help the users accelerate download speed and keep track of what files had been saved. This tutorial will explain how to use them to download files from the internet after installing them to desktop and phone. I hope this tutorial helps Ubuntu users who have computer and phone altogether.
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