On Firefox, click the 3-stripes icon at the top right then click Add-ons, on Chrome, click the 3-dots icon at the top right then click More Tools > Extensions. At least one post elsewhere in the VDH forum suggests that to install it would 'break' my Linux Mint and I do not know whether GLIBC is part of my operating system or if so which version is installed or whether I should. First make sure, Video DownloadHelper is really installed in your browser. The problem seems to derive from GLIBC_2.29 not being available. Every download, no matter on which site, produced an error suggesting the source file was corrupted.Ī complete download of the error can be seen on my post in the VDH forum (you have to click on it to see it all), along with some pretty unhelpful responses: It does work with this version of Firefox on other platforms. Some versions of the download helper program are detected by some paid antivirus scanners as possibly being a false-front website that. Its a small browser add-on and it usually gets loaded onto web browsers automatically. I am not clear if this was after a VDH update or a Linux update. Video DownloadHelper is a program for automatically downloading video files from the internet, using Windows Explorer. Recently (sometime after 15th June 2021) it stopped working. Until now there has been nothing as good, it captured virtually everything and converted it into formats I find useful. I have Firefox 89.0.2 (64-bit) on Linux Mint 19, Cinnamon 64bit.
I have been using Video Download Helper (current version 7.6.0) and its companion, VdhCoApp (current version 1.6.3) for some time to download videos from YouTube and other sites for various purposes.
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