It's not all needed but it's a very convenient feature the browser provides, so it's worth using. You'll get a crazy long command put into your clipboard. If you're on Windows pick cmd.exe and bash if you're on Linux/Mac. In Chrome, right click on the URL and select Copy as CURL. It'll likely have an HTTP Response in the 20x range. Look in the Media list for something like ".mp4" or something that looks like the video you want. That's the International No button there in the Network pane. In Edge, click Content Type, then Media.Ĭlick the "clear" button to set up your workspace. Then press F12 to bring up the Developer Tools pane and click Network.
I'll use Chrome but this also works in Edge or Firefox with slightly different menus.
This won't help you with Netflix, Hulu, etc.įirst, I'll visit the site with the video I want in my browser. Do be aware that there are a ton of ways to embed video on the web and this doesn't get around ones that REALLY don't want to be downloaded. I'll use an Azure Friday video for the example. I told them to download the videos with F12 tools, and they weren't clear how. NOTE: Respect copyright and consider what you’re doing and WHY before you use this technique to download videos that may have been embedded for a reason.
I got an email this week asking how to download some of my Azure Friday video podcast videos from as well as some of the Getting Started Videos from.
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