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Hey dawg do you know how to save this vid

 

[mcguyver]

Hey dawg do you know how to save this vid

Try this.....

You can download Facebook reels onto a desktop by copying the reel's URL and using a third-party website like FDown or using Chrome's developer inspect tools. [1, 2]

Method 1: Using an Online Downloader

• • Open Facebook on your computer browser.
  • Go to the reel you want to download.
  • Click the three dots (⋯) icon on the reel or the share button and select Copy link.
  • Open a video saving site like FDown.
  • Paste the link into the box and click Download.
  • Choose your preferred video quality (Normal or HD) to save it to your computer. [1, 2, 3]

Method 2: Using Browser Inspect Element

• • Open the reel on Facebook in Google Chrome and pause it.
  • Right-click anywhere on the page and select Inspect.
  • Click the Toggle device toolbar icon to turn on mobile view.
  • Go to the Network tab and select Media.
  • Refresh the page, play the video slightly, and right-click the media link that appears to open it in a new tab.
  • Right-click the video player in the new tab and select Save video as to download it to your desktop. [1, 2]

 

[dbluesun]

Try this.....

You can download Facebook reels onto a desktop by copying the reel's URL and using a third-party website like FDown or using Chrome's developer inspect tools. [1, 2]

Method 1: Using an Online Downloader

• • Open Facebook on your computer browser.
  • Go to the reel you want to download.
  • Click the three dots (⋯) icon on the reel or the share button and select Copy link.
  • Open a video saving site like FDown.
  • Paste the link into the box and click Download.
  • Choose your preferred video quality (Normal or HD) to save it to your computer. [1, 2, 3]

Method 2: Using Browser Inspect Element

• • Open the reel on Facebook in Google Chrome and pause it.
  • Right-click anywhere on the page and select Inspect.
  • Click the Toggle device toolbar icon to turn on mobile view.
  • Go to the Network tab and select Media.
  • Refresh the page, play the video slightly, and right-click the media link that appears to open it in a new tab.
  • Right-click the video player in the new tab and select Save video as to download it to your desktop. [1, 2]

Thanks dawg, m gonna try the second method on my phone

 

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Goat arrested by PR State Police - It was later handed over to a shelter​

 

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Brazilian prisoners can earn 4 days off their sentence for every approved book they read and successfully review, up to 48 days a year.​

 

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72K views · 3.6K reactions | @thewhitegeorge White George shared a piece of history I had never heard before — the story of Steve Henson, a Black cowboy from Nebraska who created the original ranch dressing recipe. What started as his own seasoning

@thewhitegeorge White George shared a piece of history I had never heard before — the story of Steve Henson, a Black cowboy from Nebraska who created the original ranch dressing recipe. What...

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Yea..... This could've stayed a secret.

 

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Yea..... This could've stayed a secret.

 

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