Streamgrab releaseshttps://streamgrab.pages.dev/changelog2026-10-19T00:00:00ZexoToolsStreamgrab 1.1.0https://streamgrab.pages.dev/changelog#v1.1.02026-10-19T00:00:00ZPick a soundtrack, such as a dub or a commentary, on a stream's card. Paste a video or playlist link when a page shows no video. Downloads take the main soundtrack, and play when their start is encrypted. DASH streams download whole, as MP4 when both formats are offered. Video rows show the full title and say why a stream cannot be read. Quality sizes use the stream's average bit rate.Streamgrab 1.0.2https://streamgrab.pages.dev/changelog#v1.0.22026-10-17T00:00:00ZThe 7-day Pro trial starts when you press Start 7-day trial, not when you save a stream. Until then the plan is Free.Streamgrab 1.0.1https://streamgrab.pages.dev/changelog#v1.0.12026-10-16T00:00:00ZThe Upgrade view lists the ways to pay: card or PayPal, and Visa or Mastercard in Pakistan and Bangladesh, where PayPal is not available. Errors show in place, next to the control that caused them, and short notices float over the page without moving it. Panels, lists and messages open and close with short motion. With reduced motion turned on in your system, they change at once. The founding code is copied only when you pick 12 months or lifetime, the passes it applies to.Streamgrab 1.0.0https://streamgrab.pages.dev/changelog#v1.0.02026-10-15T00:00:00ZEvery saved MP4 has its index first, so it plays and seeks at once in any player. Video and audio are joined into one file from the browser's private files. A Save to disk download (Pro) keeps video and audio as two files and says so. Streams are written to the browser's private files as they arrive, in Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Jobs over 2 GB and long recordings finish without holding the file in memory. A download that was interrupted starts again from the pieces it already fetched. A download whose link expired says Link expired and offers Continue when the page asks for a fresh link; the pieces already fetched are kept. Firefox sends the page address as Referer, so downloads from Referer-locked servers work there too. Free downloads one stream at a time up to 720p, with no daily count. Pro adds any quality, three at once, Download all and live recording. The trial opens every Pro control, but three things need a paid pass: full-length downloads above 720p, more than one download at a time and jobs over 2 GiB. In the trial a download above 720p saves the first 60 seconds, named with (60 s sample) and noted in its row. Founding price and the code to type at checkout, with a Copy button, on the plan view. After a pass ends, Buy again shows its own code. The popup lists every video found on the page as a row: picture, title, format, length, quality with size and a Download button. Rows move with j and k or the arrow keys, Enter downloads, Escape closes. The Downloads page filters by All, Active, Done and Failed, and Retry failed runs every failed download again (Pro). A locked feature opens the plan view at its own entry. Download all adds the streams to the collection and runs it, so files are numbered and saved in a folder per site and collection (Pro). Light and dark follow the system; the film-strip look is gone. One waiting stream in the collection runs on Free. Enter on a row that is downloading or saved opens it instead of starting a second download. Enter on the Downloads page runs the row's main action only, never Cancel or Pause. A refusal there opens the plan view at its feature, and the site shown is the page's. A second Download all saves into its own collection, named for its page, and runs only the streams it added. A download that could not be saved frees its private files at once. A fragmented MP4 that could not be rewritten says so in its row. Continue is offered for the playlist the download started from, not for its variants. A recording gives back its disk space as each part is saved, and a download on a nearly full disk drops its resume pieces instead of failing. Copy yt-dlp command is free for everyone. The rating row, the trial and pass lines in the popup and the What's new dot are gone. 6-month, 12-month and lifetime passes; the 12-month pass is now 15 euros and the monthly pass is no longer offered. A lapsed, refunded or deactivated pass reads as Free, and a former buyer gets no new trial. Live playlists with low-latency reload parameters keep their link as it was. Save to disk is offered when the size of a stream is not known, and on a download that was too large. Usage counts, card payment and the in-app suggestion form are gone. Email us instead. After a browser restart the card still shows the parts a recording saved, and the next recording of that page continues at the next part. Start over begins again at part 1. A recording that carries on after a gap says how much of the stream was missed between the two parts. A recording cut short by an expired link can be captured again from a new link on the same page, with the numbering carried on. The sound of a recording ends where the picture ends, and the last parts keep their sound. A live stream that changes format starts a new part, so every part plays. The card shows why a recording ended early. Options show Downloads as the save target when Pro has ended, and the template hint names the folder in use. Parts of a live recording with separate audio line up when the audio and video segments differ in length or the stream restarts its numbering. A long live recording is saved as numbered parts, "Title (part 3).mp4", every 30 minutes; a browser crash loses at most the part in progress. Options set the length or keep one file. Copy link and Copy yt-dlp command on every stream and download. Options pick the shell and the browser yt-dlp reads cookies from. Capture again restarts a download that failed on an expired link, from a new link the page requests. A download that lost the sound of a stream with sound is reported as failed. A live recording with separate audio is saved in numbered parts too; each part has its video and sound joined. Try again on a recording that stopped carries on at the next part, and the card says which. The file name template can name folders, such as {site}/{collection}/{title}; they are made inside Downloads (Pro). Quality lines show an estimated size, and a typed range shows the size of the cut. Retry failed and Pause all in the collection (Pro); Copy script gives one yt-dlp line per stream. Copy yt-dlp command carries the chosen quality, the range and audio only. The check line names the picture size and codec. Copy as text on a saved file. The Downloads page says how many parts a cancelled recording saved. A live recording can stop after a number of minutes or at a time of day; the card shows when it stops and the time left (Pro). Options choose a save folder once; streams and recording parts go there with no dialog (direct files stay in Downloads), and never replace a file with the same name (Pro, Chrome and Edge). If the folder needs permission again, the file is saved in Downloads and Options offers Allow.Streamgrab 0.5.0https://streamgrab.pages.dev/changelog#v0.5.02026-10-13T00:00:00ZStreams stitched from several parts now save in full, with picture and sound on one timeline. A stream that changes size or codec part-way saves one numbered file per format, each checked against its own length; a run under a second is left out and listed. A saved file that failed its check offers Try again and Try the other variant in the popup. Download range keeps sound and picture on the same stretch and starts the file at zero. Collection replaces the basket: streams keep their place and show Waiting, progress, Saved, Failed or Interrupted, and survive a browser restart. Download runs the whole collection in the background; a failed stream never reads as saved and the header shows "2 of 3 saved". Clear and Remove can be undone for 8 seconds; j, k, h and l move through the rows and Esc closes the panel. Options lists entries that could not be read, with Export and Clear. Downloads groups the rows of a collection under its name. The Basket + button reads Add. Streams with separate audio leave Waiting, are numbered, and count in the saved total. A video shows as Saved only after the browser finishes the download; a cancelled or failed one is not saved and the day's stream is given back. Continue after a restart does not spend the day's stream a second time. One stream never runs twice at once, and a cancelled stream gives back only a stream taken the same day. After a restart, streams that had begun read Interrupted with Continue; streams that never began read Waiting. The header never counts more streams than the free limit allows.Streamgrab 0.4.1https://streamgrab.pages.dev/changelog#v0.4.12026-10-12T00:00:00ZAfter activation the yearly pass is named 1 year, as on the Upgrade view. The trial line shows only in its last three days, and the trial is stated once. Each pass has one name and Lifetime leads on the site, as in the extension. Locked controls show the passes as Lifetime and 1 year, as on the Upgrade view. The Upgrade view lists .srt subtitles and Save to disk among the Pro features. The key steps on the site and receipt name the plan badge and the Licence key field.Streamgrab 0.4.0https://streamgrab.pages.dev/changelog#v0.4.02026-10-09T00:00:00ZDownload button on a video the page plays, shown on hover. Subtitles from HLS and DASH streams as .vtt; Pro adds .srt. Every finished file is checked for picture and sound. Free saves 10 streams a day. The quality list shows the one playing now first. Pause, resume, speed and time left on every download. Save only part of a stream. Pro features stay in place with a lock.Streamgrab 0.3.0https://streamgrab.pages.dev/changelog#v0.3.02026-10-05T00:00:00ZSave audio as .m4a (Pro). Record live HLS streams (Pro).Streamgrab 0.2.0https://streamgrab.pages.dev/changelog#v0.2.02026-10-05T00:00:00ZDASH and HLS with separate audio saved as one MP4. Download all streams on a page.