There are a lot of ways. You can download an extension for whatever browser you use, you can use one of the many programs out there like keepvid or savevid. I use the torch browser because it's the easiest way that I could find!! http://www.torchbrowser.com/

I can go either way with tomatoes. If I want them to keep for several days though I find it better to refrigerate.

Had no idea that a food could do this. Very interesting.

Youtube always downloads in mp4 because that's the format they use. There are programs that can convert at the time of download, but I don't know as much about them. Usually I do it in two steps, download with IDM, or torch browser, and then use any of the converters (Free MP4 MP3 Converter, is one) to change the format.

unfortunately it's what happens in these forums...

All this might be true, but wouldn't you much rather be a man than a woman??

A little funny.

Any torrent site would work so long as you have a torrent client installed. You can download one, or use the torch browser because it comes embedded. Torch is also good for streaming video as well.

There are a lot of sites where you can download video game torrents. If you open them through the torch browser you should have no problem downloading them directly through the browser.

Best way that I've found so far is by using the torch browser. You can download either streaming video or torrents directly with the browser and it works on most any site.