Downie is an excellent and popular general-purpose video download tool for Mac platform, developed by Charlie Monroe Software from China. It supports a large number of video sites, has an extremely simple interface, and does not provide many options to confuse users - it just simply do its video download job. If you have a strong need for video downloading, especially a loyal Mac user, then Downie can be an edge tool for you to download videos.

In today's Internet era, video has been the main content of various media. For good videos, I think there is always someone like me who likes to download them locally for storage and collection. On computers, AppNee has recommended a number of excellent web video downloading tools. Are there similar apps for mobile platforms, especially on Android? The answer is yes.

YouTube Downloader Pro (full name: Jerry YouTube Downloader Pro) is a universal video downloader developed by Jerry Software from China. Don't be misled by its name, which is just the name it used when it was originally designed to download YouTube videos. Today, it is powerful enough to help you search, download, and convert videos from YouTube and hundreds of other popular video websites, and up to 500% faster than normal file downloaders.

Any Video Downloader Pro (formerly called HD Video Downloader Pro) is a fairly good online video universal downloading, converting and searching tool for Windows, developed by Any Video Software (formerly known as Vimato). It claims to be able to download online videos from YouTube, Facebook, Dailymotion, as well as thousands of other video sharing websites around the world, and to accelerate the video download speed by up to 5 times.

For normal and universal downloading tool, AppNee only recommends everyone to use Internet Download Manager (IDM for short); As to torrent file downloader, it's better to use qBittorrent now (I myself have been using uTorrent before). Of course, there are many other options, such as Ant Download Manager (AntDM for short) this full-featured, old-brand universal downloader.