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### π¦ Pre-built Executables
-- πͺ **Windows:** YTSage-v<version>.exe / YTSage-v<version>-ffmpeg.exe (with FFmpeg)
-- π§ **Linux:** YTSage-v<version>-amd64.deb / YTSage-v<version>-x86_64.AppImage
-- π **macOS:** YTSage-v<version>-macOS.zip / YTSage-v<version>.dmg
+- πͺ **Windows:**
+ - YTSage-v<version>.exe (Standard installer)
+ - YTSage-v<version>-ffmpeg.exe (With FFmpeg bundled)
+ - YTSage-v<version>-portable (Portable version, no installation required)
+ - YTSage-v<version>-ffmpeg-portable.zip (Portable with FFmpeg, zipped)
+- π§ **Linux:**
+ - YTSage-v<version>-amd64.deb (Debian package)
+ - YTSage-v<version>-x86_64.AppImage (AppImage, portable)
+- π **macOS:**
+ - YTSage-v<version>-macOS.zip (Zipped application)
+ - YTSage-v<version>.dmg (Disk image installer)
> [π Download Latest Release](https://github.com/oop7/YTSage/releases/latest)
@@ -183,10 +191,12 @@ python main.py
- **Speed Limiter:** Limit the download speed
- **Login with Cookies:** Login to YouTube using cookies to access private content
How to use it:
- 1. Extract cookies from your browser using an extension like [cookie-editor](https://github.com/moustachauve/cookie-editor?tab=readme-ov-file)
- 2. Copy the cookies in Netscape format
- 3. Create a file named `cookies.txt` and paste the cookies into it
- 4. Select the `cookies.txt` file in the app
+ 1. **Recommended:** Use the built-in "Extract cookies from browser" option in the app. Select your browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.) and then select Profile (optional).
+ 2. Alternatively, extract cookies manually:
+ a. Extract cookies from your browser using an extension like [cookie-editor](https://github.com/moustachauve/cookie-editor?tab=readme-ov-file)
+ b. Copy the cookies in Netscape format
+ c. Create a file named `cookies.txt` and paste the cookies into it
+ d. Select the `cookies.txt` file in the app
- **Save Download Path:** Save the download path
- **Update yt-dlp:** Update yt-dlp
- **FFmpeg/yt-dlp Detection:** Automatically detect FFmpeg/yt-dlp
@@ -219,10 +229,6 @@ Some antivirus software may flag the `.exe` files as false positives. This is a
- β
**Build from source**
- β
**Whitelist the application** in your antivirus software
-> π **Related Issues:** [#33](https://github.com/oop7/YTSage/issues/33) - This is a known PyInstaller limitation, not a security issue with YTSage itself.
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#### π macOS: "App is damaged and canβt be opened"
If you see this error on macOS Sonoma or newer, you need to remove the quarantine attribute.