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good job, but plz....

defaul file name is "videoplayback", can be youtube video name?

If you use Firefox, you are out of luck.

But if you are using Chrome, based on your post, the correct filename will be used if you right-click and save-as.

I don't know why a direct click uses the default filename.

For me , it only happens when i download m4a audio files.
If this can help you fix this out

Use Chrome, right-click and save-as. :-)

Firefox does not honor the filename if the file is from another website. For YouTube, the videos are served from "some other" website.

3rd part:

After some more research i found this: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a Since i have 'official' proof now i guess nhyone was right all along :(

2nd part:

hmm - after taking a look in the sourcecode of a modified youtube page is see you'r already using the download="filename" tag. Maybe the order throws firefox off...

1st part:

i think it sould be possible to do sth. like this: < a href="https://r6---sn-0oputhxqp5-q0nl.googlevideo.com/videoplayback?dur=..&signature=...." download="yt-video-name.m4a" > ..... < / a > (from http://www.w3schools.com/tags/attadownload.asp )

Unfortunately i don't understand enough JavaScript to modify your script myself.

I'm lazy and do not want to mark the title below a YouTube video manually by mouse to copy it into the clipboard (ctrl+c). At least it should be possible to mark the whole title with a double click. Unfortunately YT places a leading and a trailing newline around the title. So when i paste it into do save-to-dialog i get an empty string :(

That's why i added this small modification to your script: s.push(dom.emitHtml("div", { "class": CSS_PREFIX + "Limers_mod" }, cnvSafeFname(map.title))); At the end of the Links.prototype.emitLinks = function(map) - it's probably not the right location and the CSS class is definitely wrong ;) but it works for me...

I think other Firefox users might benefit from this as well.

not rely related to the script but very helpful for FiFo users: re-enabling alt+click functionality for "save link as" No need to navigate through the right-mouse-click-menu