Vivies Toolkit for Videos

Control video speed and download eligible direct media files. Vivies Toolkit for Videos gives you precise playback controls and user-initiated downloads for eligible direct media files in a clean sidebar. 🌟 KEY FEATURES - **Speed Controller:** Adds a compact overlay, playback speeds from 0.07× to 16×, configurable seek controls, markers, preferred-speed shortcuts, and per-site rules for HTML5 video and audio. - **Downloader:** Lists eligible direct HTTP(S) media files exposed by the current page and starts a Chrome download only after the user presses Download. - **Flexible Controls:** Configure keyboard shortcuts, speed and seek increments, overlay opacity, last-speed memory, and protection against unwanted player speed resets. - **Modular Settings:** Enable or disable each module independently and choose light/dark appearance and one of eight interface languages. WHAT'S NEW IN 1.0.2 - Switched the extension icon to Chrome's native side panel behavior. - Prevented the toolkit panel from being injected into PDF documents and other web pages during navigation. 💡 HOW TO USE 1. Install the extension from Chrome. 2. Open a page containing HTML5 video or audio. 3. Use the on-video overlay or keyboard shortcuts to control playback. 4. Click the extension icon to open Speed, Downloader, and Settings. 5. In Downloader, review eligible direct media files and press Download to start a Chrome download. 🔒 PRIVACY & SECURITY Vivies Toolkit for Videos runs locally in your browser. No browsing or media data is sent to developer-owned servers. No third-party analytics, advertising, tracking, or telemetry is used. Settings and user-created site rules are stored locally using Chrome storage APIs. Current-page details and HTML5 media metadata are processed locally only for playback controls and the visible direct-media list. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER Downloader is unavailable on YouTube and does not support DRM, protected streams, HLS/DASH manifests, blob/MediaSource capture, paywall bypass, or login circumvention. Users must download only media they own or are authorized to save.