Product updates

Changelog

Follow meaningful changes to the DownXVideo website and browser extension. We publish user-visible releases here.

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Edge and Firefox packages

The shared extension core can now be built as separate store-ready packages for Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and desktop Firefox.

v0.3.1

New

  • Added dedicated Edge and Firefox manifests, reproducible packages, and Firefox data-permission disclosures.

Improved

  • Browser APIs and website fallback attribution now adapt to the selected browser without copying business code.

Fixed

  • Firefox can continue to the website without attribution when optional technical data permission is declined.
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Local parsing and explicit website fallback

The extension now parses public posts independently in the browser and uses the website only after a technical failure and explicit user choice.

v0.3.0

New

  • Added X syndication as the primary parser and guest GraphQL without cookies as the technical fallback.
  • Added an optional website continuation prompt when both local paths fail.

Improved

  • Videos download directly from X, and extension preferences now stay in local Chrome storage on the current device.

Fixed

  • Normal extension downloads no longer send post URLs to DownXVideo; fallback analytics exclude post and video details.
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One-click downloads on X pages

The extension moved from a popup-only workflow to a download button attached to each supported video.

v0.2.3

New

  • A download button now appears on each supported video in public X/Twitter timelines and post pages.
  • Choose the preferred quality, filename format, and whether buttons are always visible or shown on hover.

Improved

  • Multi-video posts now keep each button connected to the correct video, and the extension page is available in 16 languages.

Fixed

  • Videos from the same post now receive distinct, readable filenames.
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Extension foundation and large-file flow

The first extension foundation connected public X/Twitter post analysis with direct browser downloads.

v0.1.0

New

  • Introduced the Manifest V3 extension foundation and a settings popup for public X/Twitter posts.
  • Large-file results on the website can offer the optional extension path while retaining the direct MP4 fallback.

Improved

  • Direct downloads use more readable filenames, and mobile download results are easier to use.