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You can run Firefox inside a Docker container that lets you access its graphical interface through a web browser or VNC client without installing Firefox on your computer. This container stores your settings and data persistently, supports customization via environment variables, and can be secured with encrypted connections and password protection. It also allows audio streaming and file management through the browser. Using this container simplifies deployment, keeps Firefox isolated for security, and makes it easy to update or move between systems while preserving your data and preferences. This setup benefits you by providing a portable, secure, and easy-to-manage Firefox experience.
https://github.com/jlesage/docker-firefox
This is Probably the Best Video Downloader App (And it is Free and Open Source) | itsFOSS
VidBee allows you to download videos from YouTube, Facebook, X, Instagram, etc. In fact, it supports over 1,800 websites.
It is built on top of popular command line tools like yt-dlp and #ffmpeg. For the interface, it uses the Electron framework. I understand that some people dislike Electron framework as it runs a web browser underneath, but the 'advantage' of this framework is that you get the same interface in all the operating systems. At least, it's an advantage for the developers as they don't have to build the interface separately for #Linux, #Windows and #macOS.
The source code for VidBee is available on its GitHub repository.
#VidBee - Free Open Source Video Downloader
https://vidbee.org/